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Some neat art from Oma, who worked on Bug Fables. An unused character design...
File names named "saint bug seiya" and "forgotten one" respectively.
Very interesting, wonder what they their purpose could've been, cause this is a super cool look, especially with the visor.
Two more interior illustrations for Star Wars: Myths and Fables park edition. I primarily do character work, but every now and then I get a brief for creatures and even some space ships!
@Ballad7Dice Beast Fables is part of the @roll20app Spotlight program. It’s about tiny beasts exploring a massive forest in a post-human Scotland. It uses the free rules-lite system, Adventurers on a Dime, and has over 25 episodes available! We stream every Wednesday, 12.30pm GMT
I helped @ivitheghost with a bug fables oc, so everyone give a warm welcome to Digs! I love them-
A Fabulous Wood-Engraved #Feathursday
Yesterday we presented a selection of wood engravings from 'One Hundred Fables,' written and selected by the painter James Northcote and printed by wood engraver John Johnson for the London publisher George Lawford in 1828.
The fluffy is as cute as she is a advocate of violence and bloodshed 🤍
#BugFables #doodle #fanart
For #WoodEngravingWednesday we present a selection from 'One Hundred Fables,' written & selected by the English painter James Northcote, printed by British printer and wood engraver John Johnson for the London print publisher George Lawford in 1828. More: https://t.co/2BHp9lo1dS
Too excited about #BeastFables this week to not share this session doodle of the mean beasts our party encountered! You'll have to catch up to hear what happened! It was SOMETHING ELSE!!👀🐀🐸🦇
Next round of OCs by @PaperBugDev @EluTranscendent @ChitinKindred @tylerpurrp #BugFables
There's a lot of Disney's Robin Hood in #Aesop's Fables... or perhaps it's the other way round...
#fairytaletuesday
#art by Arthur Rackham
Beast Fables is back for its next chapter, streaming live this time tomorrow! (That's 12.30pm GMT : 3 )
This is some of @verface's delightful Scurry TTRPG artwork. If you were a beast, what kind of talent would you have?
Aesop’s fables linoprints (1970) by British artist Edward Bawden (1903-1989). Clockwise: “There’s a time for work and a time for play;” “Conceit may lead to self-destruction;” “Never underestimate your enemies;” “Slow but steady wins the race.” #FairyTaleTuesday