I have EVERY intention of making this into a horror creature. I’ve wanted to learn to use a game engine for a while now, and this feels like it could become the perfect first-time game to make.

I’m currently designing a costume that will use digitigrade stilts. Since there is nothing more terrifying than a mimic, that was the direction I went. The wearer’s legs would technically be showing at the back of the costume legs, so I’ll figure out a way to disguise them.

I decided to try my hand at a more Art Deco style. It works well for the sharp metal edges, but I’ll have to keep trying to make that jacket look softer. The sketches were left active to give it a more organic feel, and add that little bit of extra detail.

I drew this a number of years ago, but it still holds up as one of my favorite pieces. Just a casual, overly realistic dragonair.

Completed this piece last night. It was done entirely in 2D with Adobe Photoshop. I quite like the result, and I'm probably going to try my hand at a realistic shark too.

Digital art I created of one of my current D&D characters; Taurubrum Aerium. I’m especially happy with the chrome on this piece. I think I finally got the smooth look on flat silver, and the sharp reflections of true chrome, in the same piece.

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