Drawing Thread!

dumbnails

 

*gratuitous flexing*

(ref)

(also I am totally getting a body-kun, holy shit)

 

ok scuse my double post but I was farting around with the Ugee tablet trying to find a new and more comfy position to draw in, and I've been practicing hips and legs and shit a lot lately, and ...man, I don't know what happened here


I'M SORRY, I DIDN'T MEAN TO GIVE FLOWEY LEGS, I KNOW THIS IS A TERRIBLE IDEA

 

@Trisvutles awesome colors dude

 

i like this au even though it makes me sad

Spoiler: bad end friends

 

it's feral month for my patreon, so heres a bae

Spoiler: boops

 

furiet as a non-troll alien,,,

 

I LOVE THE PEETS

SQUISHES THEM

 

thank you they're some kind of arboreal monstrosity that climbs on everything and into air vents. everything in the space ship smells like garbage now

 

So like normal but with more climbing?

 

mooooooooooore pallete requests
this time with like 800% effort

 

mspaint folks

 

i felt like pixelling so i pixeled an old sketch

 

I just finished these two

 

My D&D campaign doesn't have many of the traditional low-level humanoid monsters. for example, orcs don't exist. There are cannibal barbarians in the hills who fulfill a similar role, and the folks of civilized lands deny that these barbarians are even human, but they're really not orcs.

Likewise, I don't have bugbears. I have grues.

The fur is pretty much vantablack. Only their eyes, teeth, and claws reflect light, so when exploring an ancient catacomb by torchlight, the gleam of those features is the last thing seen by many an unfortunate treasure-hunter. Many others never even see that much - the party simply notices that someone is missing. Maybe they're never seen again.

And maybe they are.

 

Spoiler: End of Inktober round-up

 

small dog

 

Spoiler: womp

 

pixeled some Meat

 

@Void
>Give MEAT to SMALL DOG.