Gyo

Queen Xulphae III and her son, Prince Janos. Players of Elderath would most likely be stabbed in the heart because the rules of Serpentstone succession dictate that the successor must kill the current ruler and this is a highly ritualized custom. Xulphae will later walk out to the desert, remove her eyes and wait blindly to be shot from afar by her son with with his great war bow.

statue of an elderly medusa woman

Portraits from a D&D group called 'Jackbox'

My dragonborn character again but with her red raven cloak and scythe

Umbris

Recent sketches from the D&D campaign I play in 1. Nidaba, a dragonborn monk with a child born from her sacred scroll

2. A twisted creation

Roam a D&D character commission

Another illustration of Tamrag

Naga soul mason working at the Gallery of the Lost

D&D commission for a troll warlord

Recent D&D commission: ice dragon changeling

A wooden statuette, recently crafted in Serpentstone, depicting a winged woman and a snake Crowned Prince Janos and Seranna Umbris

Another D&D campaign party lineup They call themselves... Jackbox

Serpentstone crowned prince

Tamrag, awakened animal octopus, wizard