A Sketch From A While Back, I Used A Picture I Posed For As Reference. I Made That Spear, Its A Practice

A sketch from a while back, I used a picture I posed for as reference. I made that spear, it’s a practice short spear in case you were wondering

This was a prototype for my D&D character, I was playing with designs and proportions. I wanted to go for a male half orc version of bayonetta, with the thickness. But the legs and arms ended up being too slender and the outfit covered up more than it revealed oddly enough. I was playing around with magic circles to summon his whip and sword but ended up going a different rout altogether

This is a colored sketch of the threadbare monk/priests robes, I added the red ribbon to kinda hint to where the red ribbon came from in his whip. And I added that little golden medallion he stole from the church, he had a few of them melted down to form the metal tip on his whip. He keeps the whip hidden inside the robes, wrapped around his waist. When he pulled it out the first time I described it like this to the party “he sensually tugs the strings keeping the chest portion of his tattered and threadbare robes loose with both hands, and pulls the fabric open. He slides his hand down the front of his robes, licking his lips he smiles a tusk filled grin. Fondling around in his robes he moans”- at this point the dm said a goblin was on a ledge over me getting ready to attack-“I pull my hand out quickly, with a flourish as a length of whip follows. I lash it upward”-mad an attack roll, 13 plus whatever the modifier was for a finesse weapon and rouges-“I snatch that little bastard and yank him down, CHEEKY! Interrupting my performance like that, now where are the bugbears and hobgoblins?! I dare say those men need my attention darling!” It was then that the dm told me that the goblin was dead and didn’t hear anything I said. I snatched him off a 30 foot ledge and he died when he hit the floor. Of course the party ignored my whole performance of taking out my whip, and no one asked why a monk/priest would even have a whip. No no no, they all asked how and why my whip was so long, clearly my talents were wasted on them

This is a sketch of Grougo in the monks/priests threadbare hooded robe. I didn’t know what hairstyle he’d have, but since you can completely manipulate the hair length on vecnas scalp, almost any style is possible. So I went with the one I have in real life, shaved sides and the rest is long. I like longer eared orcs after I saw a pic of one, so that’s why his ears are longer than orcs ears usually are

The last drawing of the prototypes, I liked this one but he didn’t have the whip so I had to draw it again. He needed that THIC vibe so I drew him with my thunder thighs, and that did the trick! I decided to take the wings off the neon pink heart, it was already gay enough

The early stages of a project, I had a katana from BudK I was in the process of customizing when the idea hit me. Disguise the sword to look like a sapling tree, so I started to apply and sculpt quickwood and steelstick epoxy putty. Many layers, I easily spent over $100. If it’s worth doing it’s worth over doing, it required many layers to get the thick sturdy coverage I wanted. The sheath is quite heavy, it also stands on its own. These pictures are months old, so I’ve finished this since then. I wanted to create a comic and draw it and color it and all that, I’ve named this sword “forest demon” as that was going to be the name of the sword in comic.

Side note, the katana is slightly longer than a regular katana, it’s not quite a tachi or Okatana. I also applied gun bluing to the blade, to make it black. I find black blades very beautiful. So I’m not sure what category it would fall into, the hilt was very long and full-tang, about 2 feet. So the branch and tree thing really seemed fitting