All I ever draw now days is video game fan art oops.

All I ever draw now days is video game fan art oops.

I redrew Llareve and gave her a unique design. It’s still based off of her in-game appearance though.
It doesn’t matter what kind of character I make in Morrowind, they’ll always wear robes over their armor. Aesthetic appeal is the most important thing in rpgs!

I redrew Llareve and gave her a unique design. It’s still based off of her in-game appearance though.

It doesn’t matter what kind of character I make in Morrowind, they’ll always wear robes over their armor. Aesthetic appeal is the most important thing in rpgs!

I’ve suddenly forgotten how to draw girls help.

I’ve suddenly forgotten how to draw girls help.

I started playing Morrowind again.
I always wanted to do the temple quests and tribunal DLC but I hadn’t gotten around to them. I was going to go ahead and use Llareve for it but her skills aren’t quite right for joining the temple, so Drevyl was born.

I started playing Morrowind again.

I always wanted to do the temple quests and tribunal DLC but I hadn’t gotten around to them. I was going to go ahead and use Llareve for it but her skills aren’t quite right for joining the temple, so Drevyl was born.

I can’t sleep.
Have a weird, angsty 1am self portrait of sorts.

I can’t sleep.

Have a weird, angsty 1am self portrait of sorts.

Assassin busts!

For gift a friend. This is her Elf rogue, Antei. Her design was based around a vague description my friend gave me.

For gift a friend. This is her Elf rogue, Antei. Her design was based around a vague description my friend gave me.

An abstract diptych, done for my painting II class.  I apologize for them being a bit blurry.

The first of a couple of works from my painting II class this semester.
We were allowed to go a little abstract with this assignment rather than aim for high realism. I was feeling inspired by Borderlands (as that’s what I was playing at the time when this was started) so I decided to experiment with solid lines around the edges of objects.

The first of a couple of works from my painting II class this semester.

We were allowed to go a little abstract with this assignment rather than aim for high realism. I was feeling inspired by Borderlands (as that’s what I was playing at the time when this was started) so I decided to experiment with solid lines around the edges of objects.

So I did one of these things.