I Have Been Making Customtokens For The Next Session I'm DM'ing. Last Night My Players Managed To Take

I have been making custom tokens for the next session I'm DM'ing. Last night my players managed to take down the last boss (non-lethally, I might add) in this chapter, so now I can post the tokens themselves without spoiling it for anyone! Yaay! We have Nard, The Carverer, a hobgoblin warband cheif. Next is a summoned doppelganger and lastly Nard’s sidekick, the bugbear, Rotbelly. Made for Pathfinder-rules to be used in Roll20.net

Space Princesses! Inspired by some character designs I did for a little game I made together with a group at KADK.

A small team of D&D adventurers.  These are all characters that I would love to play, but more than that, I just felt like drawing them. From left to right: Tiefling Warlock - (inspired by a tumblr post I saw) She is a cross-dimensional exchange student and trust fund baby living on her grandfather/patrons good graces. She can commune with him through the small idol in her hand. Gnome Bard - Joyous mother hen protective of her group. She will sing them goodnight before they go to sleep. Warforged Paladin - He was a part of a religious division which was left without purpose after the world-war was won. He believes the spirit of creation coursed through the engineer who build him and is now roaming the land in search of all those which that spirit touches.

We had an assignment, at the academy, where we had to merge an analog game with a popular franchise - but we were very welcome to make changes. So my group and I made Snakes & Ladders into Snapes & Ladders. It is Harry Potter themed; you’re all late for potions class and you can now change the direction of the different stairs in order to make your journey easier for you and harder for your opponents. 

I drew a picture of the wonderful Dungeons&Dragons-team that I have been GM'ing for. They consist of a human sorcerer, an elven monk and a samsaren oracle. I have the most amazing players :')

Life drawing sketches from the first student organized croquis session at my dorm. It was great drawing from life again - I should do it more.