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Drawing my DnD characters I guess. Starting with Buck Shetland.
Bardbarian with a harmonica as her instrument of choice.
She likes cake, hates stairs, and at one time served as the local deity to a dwarf village.
The Wulver lives alone in a cave halfway up a steep knowe on the Isle of Unst in Shetland. He stands upright like a man, but has a wolf’s head and a body covered in short brown hair.
A peaceful loner, the Wulver never harms people as long as he isn’t harmed. #WyrdWednesday
Une de mes spécialités :
Quelques commande de portraits de chien et badges (et Luciole, c'est la mienne !)
2018-2019
Un Malinois, un Border Collie, et Luciole Berger des Shetland.
#digitalart #digitaldrawing #dogs #portraits #shetland
the comic is called Nuck and takes place on an imaginary third set of islands between orkney and shetland. this is all concept art from 2014. i still really want to draw this story at some point, it's been sitting with me for longer than inhibit!!
The stunning #treasure, dating between 750-825, was hidden in a wooden box under a cross-marked slab in the pre-Norse church on St Ninian's Isle in Shetland. More via https://t.co/QaS0gysqjt; https://t.co/pNiaMmyl5K
It is #worldshorebirdsday and we can think of no better bird than the Red-necked Phalarope to fly the flag for #Shetland. Famous for their role reversal, amazing migrations and beauty.
Razorbill with lovely reflections on the water from the sandstone cliffs at Noss National Nature Reserve, #Shetland. #30dayswild
I bet the person who ate their Kit Kat had no idea the wrapper would end up in the bill of a Gannet off Noss, Shetland. Very sad to see.
Troll: early 17th century: from Old Norse & Swedish troll, Danish trold . The first English use is from Shetland. Trolls came from jötnar, the Ice Giants of old, who had multiple heads, deformed bodies, claws, & fangs. They dwell in mountains, caves, & under the occasional bridge
A corner of my studio space. 2 drawings made up in Shetland. Drawing on fabriano. #artist #landscapeartist #northuist #art
'Knott' (Icelandic ID IS229) surfacing off Sumburgh Head, Shetland. The third Icelandic Orca pod 'match' for @ShetlandWild this season!
ID match on Orcas seen today here in Shetland. Knott (IS229) on left & Hulk (IS015) on the right. Both also regularly recorded in Iceland!
One from the summer: Red-necked Phalarope catching insects at Loch of Funzie, Fetlar, Shetland. The only #redneck worth paying attention to.
It has been an amazing spring and summer for Orca encounters here in Shetland. Here are just a few of my favourite moments.
Huge congrats to Melvin Redeker on winning the #UPY2017 British Waters Wide Angle category with his amazing pic of Orcas off Yell, Shetland.
Wow! There is something magical about this image of the Skellister Standing Stone on Shetland. Pic: Ivan Hawick!