The purple/lilac colored creature with blue swirls and tusks (first column, second row) is definitely my favorite, but the tree stump guy below it is a close second. Do these characters have names?
@mapalomar I just wish I could post some link to the original that inspired this . So this was a Pintrest thing, I made as many adapted forms as I could, and truthfully, no names, just art with little reason other than practice. These are what I imagine heroes, people and creatures look like in my co-created world of Nornwan . (Link in my bio. ) The tusked animal was actually one of the most experimental in form, and because of its results my least favorite, aside from color, thank you . The little Stump Boi is too much, even for me, I'd say, that he may be my favorite at first glance, just the right amount of complexity and detail, and that ...is all I have to say for now, but any other questions I'd be thrilled to entertain! Thanks , again!
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Maia Palomar (@mapalomar)
The purple/lilac colored creature with blue swirls and tusks (first column, second row) is definitely my favorite, but the tree stump guy below it is a close second. Do these characters have names?
Josh Gee (@untitled)
@mapalomar I just wish I could post some link to the original that inspired this . So this was a Pintrest thing, I made as many adapted forms as I could, and truthfully, no names, just art with little reason other than practice. These are what I imagine heroes, people and creatures look like in my co-created world of Nornwan . (Link in my bio. ) The tusked animal was actually one of the most experimental in form, and because of its results my least favorite, aside from color, thank you . The little Stump Boi is too much, even for me, I'd say, that he may be my favorite at first glance, just the right amount of complexity and detail, and that ...is all I have to say for now, but any other questions I'd be thrilled to entertain! Thanks , again!