A minotaur from my sketchbook

I'll try posting my sketches, since I finished my sketchbook. It's not a great milestone, but it's a milestone!

Post a witch if you wish
Gosh, this piece is so old it's kind of embarassing. I think @bukkitbrown.bsky.social was the reference, but I hardly remember anything about it

The last one, the Gilded Emperor.
A little bit more polished, since it is the final boss. Man, skeletons are so cool.

Second to last, Quartilius! I love constructs and unnecessary details, so this one was fun. I tried cramming lots of different treasures into the pile of gold, and the skull on top is a little bit cool and a little bit goofy. One of the designs I can say is certainly working!

One of my favorite, Maltheus, incarnation of rage! Despite his design being one of my favorite, it's hard to see the centaur body in this illustration. Maybe I should redraw all of the bosses now that I'm slighly better with composition.

Tremolo the Champion. I feel that among monsters you should have a "normal" human, you know? She was so fun to draw, even if in hindsight that armor doesn't make any sense. Oh, well, it's a cursed city anyway.

Saurv, the Dragon. How can you make a campaign without a dragon? I am not really happy with this illustration, it's too dark to figure out the shape, but if i make it clearer it lose the soot effect. Well, good is the enemy of better

Here we have Vishain, whose body became part of the sewers and dungeons were he tortured prisoners. A living dungeon is always fun, and very gross for the players!

Another one(s?), Elgar and Bedwin, fused with the garden they were forced to tend. Taking a page from an obscure D&D race, they have a halo of sigils around their head just to differentiate them more from humans. Not that it matter now that they are a tree!

One of the bosses of the campaign, the Knight of Fog, the drawing is sketchy but it was all about the character design. I think the armor with the crab-like texture is fun!

The cover for one of my RPG campaigns, this one is near and dear to my heart due to how much work I put into it. The players liked it, I hope! We used 13th Age and I'm impressed by how much the system is fun and smooth for players and master alike. It's combat-heavy but god if it is GOOD combat!

Let's try to upload my drawings here as well. I should have a bit of an archive for the future, the first one is my PfP, The Midnight Sentinel

It's a D&D monster of old, a caterpillar with many human eyes! It reminder me of it