A couple more D&D drawings, of Levyra Stonebrook and company!

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Watching a series of Web Programming courses yesterday, I sketched out a little Kirito from SA:O. 

Oh man that’s such a good show you don’t even at all

Dungeons and Dragons drawings! Levyra Stonebrook (right) is hanging out with a Barbarian from her homeland. The barbarian… was not impressed.

WHEW. I’ve been crazy crazy busy over here, but I finally snuck away some time to drink some tea, listen to some podcasts, and doodle a little Captain Pandemic in my free time. 

haha just looked through those old drawings and dang, I made those a loooong while ago

mapday:

Okay guys so there’s this program called HEXELS and HOLY JEEPERS it’s fun!

So, here’s a trixel-based map of a little island in space, a place that doesn’t exist and never will for this week’s Mapday!

mapday:

Mapday! A little lower-key this week. I thought I’d shake things up from my usual line-based style, and try my hand at speedpainting?

I really need some more practice! Definitely changes the style up, though. I can see that I’d be able to do some SUPER neat stuff with this, maybe I’ll give it another go in a couple weeks. Maybe not. Who knows!

My Webcomic, Graceland, updated! Track 2 (e.g. Chapter 2) starts next week. Things are just beginning to start! For, like, real total maximus.

graceland.laserswords.net/recent/

mapday:

Well, one more PokeMap for Mapday couldn’t hurt, I suppose. :D In honor of the new season of Game of Thrones, I just couldn’t resist.

Unfortunately if you want a fire starter, you need to start in the east, but a solid Direwolf out of Winterfell works just fine. Make sure to bring a ghost type if you head to take out Gym Leader Mormont on the Wall, though a fire type isn’t bad either - and having a solid fire type is GREAT at Harrenhal. Oh, and while you might think you’d want an electric type for the Iron Islands, you’d really be better served with a solid ground-based Pokemon - which could also serve you pretty well at the Eyrie vs the flying-types there.

weeklyartchallenges:

When I was a kid, in the summer, one of my favorite things to do was grab an old book and fall asleep reading it on a hammock strung up between the trees and ivy outside.

There’s a very particular smell that comes with all those things strung together that I’ll never forget! So, I tried to capture that a bit.

I’m going to try to keep up with the Weekly Art Challenges, again! I did like the first couple of em and then a scattered few, but they’re a fun way to push my boundaries and try new things!