Fantasy, gothic and horror illustrator, occasionally makes comics.
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Inktober - Day 26
Inktober - Day 26
More wonky anatomy, oh dear. This is what happens when I draw late at night.
Since you can sometimes see them a little bit in 3-quarter angle pictures, I wanted to show what the ritual modifications the Vrega get look like. Almost all Vrega are subjected to this when they come of age, as part of their Trial. Technically the spikes can be placed anywhere, as long as they're worked into the bone, but these placements are traditional. After their Trial women are usually taught how to fight using their new arm-spikes. Men just have to get used to not being able to sleep on their backs.
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Sketchavember - Day 1
Inktober is over, but Sketchavember follows right after! I already try to fill a sketchbook page every day, so I'm aiming to make sure every picture is something I'm happy to put online rather than a quick doodle only I will see.
Larkspur is an elf who lives in a marsh. Sympathy with their environment has turned all her people a muddy grey colour, and they look quite ill. They're happy there, though.
Sketchavember - Day 3
I decided to try drawing the mirror twins in my normal style. They seemed to come out okay.
Inktober - Day 28
I was listening to Siren Song by Bat for Lashes (it's on the playlist from our Halloween Mini Music Zine) and this happened.
I'm still not sure if adding the water was the right decision. It gave me the misty effect I wanted, but I'm not sure if the drowned girl looks as good. Hmm.
Inktober - Day 27
One more before I go to bed.
One of the features Vrega don't share with humans is Ereth lines. 'Ereth' is an old Vrega word for fertility, and Ereth lines are loosely a kind of minor erogenous zone that appear when they're touched in the right way, and supposedly improve fertility. Meruch's come up very dark and are unusually extensive which should mean he's very fertile.
He's embarrassed by how dark they are and doesn't really like people seeing them.