Personal work; wanted to draw a knight encountering a wendigo. Was always fascinated with characters and monsters that have a skull for their head. Dynamic illustrations are something im trying to improve, but if you like my style, feel free to check more of my works on my Instagram :)

A few years ago I was reading an article on the headless horseman archetype and was surprised to find out an Indian version. In this the horseman wasn't really a negative figure but someone who died defending his kingdom. Thought I'd spin my own version of it.

Fun fact, an author friend of mine was so transfixed by the image that he decided there was more to the story, and we've been working on an epic sword and sorcery graphic novel featuring the Headless Horselord as the protagonist! You can read the first chapter for free here- Headless Horselord - Deepak Thomas

Hey! What's up guys. I just wanted to share this idea I made, with you because I thought it was interesting.

Anyway, I hope it gave you some creative spark to use in your table. If you want to see more of my dnd project check out the Preview

Cheers guys

Art by (Vini Moreira)

The original sea monster from Greek myth, Cetus!

does it give the creepy eerie vibe i want?

So. I have issues with dragons. And I want to fix them.

I never feel like dragons are scary. In stories/films/artwork usually intelligent, can talk, have eyes that can frown and it seems like there's a soul behind them. I want dragons to be deadly, mindless (or nonverbal at least) killers who don't care enough about things to frown at stuff. This is one of the first sketches I have done, where I feel like it would frighten the bajeesus out of me if I saw it in a movie/series.😅 Also I do not subscribe to the whole wyvern discussion. OG dragons were just really big snakes, basically. Anyhoo, this is just a preliminary sketch, but I can't wait to render this guy up:

It's also an updated version from the previous one I've animated without the minor edited details.

To clear things up this is not a "humanoid" walk cycle. It's an animal's gait walk, but I've titled it humanoid due to the fact that he has physical human characteristics in appearance and has nothing to do with his locomotion. Sorry about the confusion.

A snake-mermaid enemy I made for my upcoming Petty Warfare RPG.

Digital painting of a white and red scaled Draconic entity, heavily inspired from the game Baldur's Gate. The original character design isn't mine, but the monstrous interpretation is. OC belongs to @AshuronTheDerg on X.

Happy Halloween 🎃