A final character sheet for the tiger guy from the previous post. 

A spur of the moment inspiration I had after playing Limbus Company and seeing Lei Heng from that game.

While introducing my friend, The General Moe, to Puppet Combo's roster of villains, we ended up making jokes about Sadako, the infamous stringy haired ghost, in his web comic, Sad-ako, meeting the Nun from Nun Massacre in an amusing interaction. 

Part of my resolution to do more comics this year.

Another villain I drew for my friend's superhero setting. 
A sapient gravitational singularity forming a body from pollution. Spooky fella.

Life is full of big moments, and little moments. Both of these matter. 

Commission I drew for a discord contact.

Familiars in Solaris (the worldbuilding sandbox project I do with my friends). Binding spells that makes a unity between caster and creature. Some have even started borging out their familiars.

West Shaycan bicycle crossing.

West Shaycan fashion is a bit odd. See, a decade ago, the army donated out a lot of surplus non combat staff uniforms to the civil populace as they were getting old and they needed new uniforms. Many people got their hands on these old uniforms at dirt cheap rates. A fashion design company decided to make it a fashion statement, and ever since then, civil clothing that looks like militaristic staff uniforms are just a bit of a common sight in West Shayca now.

More posts for me and my friends collaborative worldbuilding project sandbox thing.

A couple other face portrait sketches.

Small sketching practice to get into the swing of things after suffering for a week from illness and office work tiring me out.

Trying to make comic pages again after 2-3 years of not making them. I finally think my passion for those are coming back.

By the way, a short Otherworld Legends gag comic featuring 3 ranged gun focused characters. 

 West Shaycan soldiers holding position during a withdrawal. 

Daggerfall sketching once more, this time depicting foiling Dark Brotherhood kidnapping plans.

Thank you!

Some art I did of one of my OCs I wrote with my friends for Daggerfall.

I am of the opinion Elder Scrolls: Arena had the best Spellmaker. 

The psychic velociraptor villain from my friend's superhero setting, Swayzak. 

This guy is one of the token evil team mates. 

Another of my friend's superheroine characters.

The Dingus Duo vs. RNGeesus

Meeting the blacksmith in Elder Scrolls: Arena

Zameeni Combat Servicemen 

My Imperial Guard regiment homebrew.

Who likes scimitars?

Uma Musume's a real craze, but I had thought: 

What if instead of Pretty Derby, its a Pretty Polo?

Thank you for the kind words!

Another art from the collaborative writing setting with my friends drawn by me.

Latest part to my Elder Scrolls: Arena sketches. Entering an inn for the first time after coming out to the horrors of night to find an inn filled with people who could not care less of the creatures roaming on their front doors.

I hadn't really thought of that before. But I'm not really sure how I'd make that either since I have no experience in game development nor asset creation aimed towards videogames. I have made assets professionally for my job at a multimedia office, from icons to animated segments, but never anything aimed for an actual videogame.

One of the characters for my friend's superhero setting I drew. 

My interpretation of my character in Arena (a Nightblade) in the full leather armor set.

Night Lords requests I was doing. 

I appreciate the words of kindness, brother.

One of the things I did over the years was drawing heroes and villains for one of my friends' superhero settings. 
I do wanna mention that these are not posted in order of their making, so some things can look inconsistent (particularly lineart) due to me drawing these across 4 years. Been having fun doing these, as someone who grew up on Justice League cartoons. 

 









Here are some sketches for ones I didn't digitize:

 

Sketches of my first two hours in Elder Scrolls: Arena. 

Some sketches that are part of my friends collaborative writing setting. 

Some glimpses of a neighborhood of a particular nation in the setting, and a house within that nation here. 

Another mech drone design I did for a friend, part of our collaborative writing setting. 
This bad boy can be airdropped for providing quick support on the field, and is actually an old and outdated piece of tech no longer used by its suppliers but still used to an extent by purchasers of it.