Unfathomably Based

I wanted my party to fight a red dragon , but dnd art always feel too...generic, so i did mine

I found the sketchbook from when i was 17, here are some of the best drawings in it

We have in order, a sicarian and two techpriests , a Sister of battle an imperial navi officer and Big E. I remember writing lore for the techpriests and the officer but i cant find it, and i sure cant remember it

I'd love to do a kitbash of her.

Pteraxii Void Angels are the largest of their kin, and specialized for orbital insertion and high-altitude maneuvering. They accompany and protect Skitarii dropships during deployment, and are armed and armored enough to survive reentry and engage enemy aircraft. While each individual is outfited with arc blasters mounted on their thrusters, they also carry heavy caliber flechette blasters and lightning claws for close engagement.

This is Dax. Her job is to jump out of spaceships and punch planes. She really loves her job.

This were the final bosses of my dnd campaign, i kinda ran out of motivation to draw a proper background, the two characters took me like weeks of drawing on my free time to do.

A npc that will be of importance in my campaign, previously my players helped him when he was a child, i hope they're gonna like him as an adult.

I think i'd rather die than use gen Ai

a writing competition i was going to participate in again this year has announced that they now allow AI generated content to be submitted

their reasoning being that "we couldn't ban it even if we wanted to, every writer already uses it anyway"

"Every writer"?

come on

I've finished it. so this is Ahaberion, monarch of the fey, and possible allied / enemy in my campaign, will depend on my players, this took me an ungodly amount of time but i'm really proud of it, they look fucking awesome.

A relatively quick sketch for a fey, i wanted to give them a insect vibe, but not too pronouced as some of my players arent fan of insects. Also i think i'll give them a living wood prosthesis for one of their many arms. If you have any remarks to improve it, or any cool idea i'd be glad to hear them.

Witchburner general from trench crusade, this took as much time to print as it did to paint (3h). I'm especially proud of it because it has been a good while since i last painted a 28mm mini.

Progress on the fey, it's still very not finished , i'm probably the slowest artist ever. i had the very fun idea of giving them a littler fey to be friend with