Fantasy Art

aka D&D Character Sketches

This is how I amused myself in class this year - my college-course doodles.  I've graduated to using unlined paper, but

in upholding the pride of true class doodlers, I use only mechanical pencil.  Maybe, eventually, I'll move on to drawing something

other than the female figure.  Click to see larger images.

Clerics                                     and                                     Mages

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The first mage (2nd from right) I drew as my character named "Cloelia" for my first D&D game.  She started my attempts at fantasy art.

Fighters

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On the far left is "Beota Holmgardt," my barbarian character for my second D&D game.  She was my second drawing.

Paladins

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The paladin on the right is one of my most recent, and I consider her one of my best.  I call her "The Lady Centurion" due to the obvious Roman influence.

I particularly like the way the specular reflection on her gauntlets and boots turned out.

Druids     and     Rangers

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Rogues: The Assassin, The Swashbuckler, and The Thief

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