A to Z of D&D Monsters continued!

F is for Fire Elemental!

G is for Gnoll!

Continuing my series of trying to illustrate 26 different classic monsters from the Dungeons & Dragons roleplaying game.

Fire elementals featured in my D&D campaign recently. The party had to fight them in the hold of a ship, where every movement the fire elementals took set something on fire.

Gnolls have always been a favourite random monster of mine, ever since battling through hordes of the halberd-wielding hyena-men in Baldur's Gate.

Ewww...

E is for Elf!

I wanted to do a bit of a non-traditional elf for my A to Z of Monsters project. So, here is my grizzled mercenary elf lady.

D is for Dragon!

C is for Carrion Crawler!

A is for Aboleth!

New D&D drawings!

I''ve just recently returned to an old hobby of roleplaying. Since I just finished up a massive project that has taken all my free time for the last couple of months, I wanted to throw myself into some new art projects, and decided to illustrate a couple of scenes that are coming up for the players in my little roleplaying campaign.

Illustrating friends' D&D characters was kind of how I got interested in doing fantasy art. D&D players always have such a complete vision of their own characters, which made it easy to get a really detailed description to base an illustration on. I did countless orcish barbarians, comely crusaders and malicious elven wizards back then...

Dwarf!

I had the extreme pleasure of joining in the madness at Squishface Studio's monthly drawing group on Wednesday and came up with this delightful fellow. Look at the rage in his furry little face!

Hunter of Beasts!

So I'm trying my hand at black & white fantasy art again, the kind you see in RPG sourcebooks for D&D.

I've always loved that stuff, ever since I got a copy of that board game Hero Quest when I was a kid. I emailed a few RPG publishers about doing some work with them last week but I've realised my portfolio doesn't have any of that really specific stuff, so I've set myself the task of producing a few, and preparing a specific portfolio for this stuff.