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Reposting this Shindan with an illustration now!
Illu is a witch of death. They have a(n) yellow and white color scheme. Their familiar is a(n) deer. They are lawful good.
https://t.co/P1uciKVxQW
F**CKING FEED ME.
Winnie, aged 2.5 years, clearly starving to death.
#seriously #everyfreakingday #starvingcats #cats
Guess what I finished while watching #criticalrole? Always the best to draw to! But my Vilitigo shadow assassin (basically Fighter/Rogue) Drow, Death. He needed a better ref~ #myart #Dnd
The original was painted in 1926 by Charles Demuth in honor of Bert Savoy after Savoy's death by being struck by lightning on the beach. The shell and the waves in the image are representative of the beach and the Calla Lilies represent the death. https://t.co/AtgSwfCIGh #art
Sunk after Moby Dick. We think of Herman Melville as The Great American Novelist, but after Moby Dick (1851) he endured 40 years of rejection, debt, illness, the loss on an entire novel & the probable suicide of a son. His work was forgotten till 28 years after his death.
Drew Noire from FE:A! She's my favorite character and I love her to death.
8. I don't have ONE fav...you could come at me years later and I'll still love that ship to death... I guess Xyrin/Reis and Rowan/Pascal are at the front of my heart atm though since they're more active? (enjoy that Magnet ref jdksnjc)
Got a Ref, Illustration (sneak peek), and an animation to do. OOPH! My early death. Phh! Working hard.
Taking part Art xhibition Harrow Art Centre 28.02-14.03 ‘Stages of life’, art exh exploring a personal understanding of the subject of life, ageing and death. Curated @akolosova1 & Steffania Zoledowska. @XArtsProjects @StewkleyArtists @ACAVAarts @LauraDekker_io @LizSergeant1
A rose window for the first #CharacterSheet I designed. Meet Eriam, problematic #Warlock #Paladin and servant of an ancient godess of death.
A4. Ink lineart + pencil coloring.
#dnd #dnd5e #custom #customcharactersheet #commission #ttrpg #art #drawing #characterdesign
#Fairytales can be quite gruesome and 'Jack the Giant Killer' 1898, illustrated by Hugh Thomson (1860–1920) was no exception. "He...found three ladies tied up by the hair of their heads, and almost starved to death.