Roquefort Dingo

 

Snails Modicum

 

Squeezing one last post in before the New Year. Here's my Undertale OC Snails. (In order: UT style battle sprite, map sprites, gonerfied map sprites, Deltarune Dark World map sprites, and DR style battle sprite [white bg since it looks wonky on black]).

I'm pretty happy with how these turned out, considering I haven't sprited anything since I was like 10!

 

Characters for a roleplay I'm in. Werewolf cowboy Simeon Wolfley and his horse, Clarabelle.

Vigilance

 

Vigilance Ravenwing, my current D&D character.

 My D&D party stole/adopted a dog. Her name is, unfortunately, Something.

 

This crime against nature/family crest I drew for my family Discord server. I'm pretty happy with it actually, considering I haven't drawn in weeks

A sketch of Hela, the Norse goddess of death, and all the canines associated with her: Garmr, her guard dog; Fenrisulfr, her brother; and Narfi, her half-brother. Wow, it's been a while since I drew Norse myth characters, hasn't it?

(I've always pictured Garmr as a Rottweiler for some reason. Don't ask why.)



In other news: we are done with moving out now, which means I'll have time to draw Falchron again! I'll try to get a page out next Friday, although no promises--I haven't even figured out sleeping at a consistent time yet, so it's possible I won't be able to get into the swing of doing scheduled, non-packing things right away. And I still need to do layouts for the next few pages, and probably re-familiarize myself with the style after not drawing ponies for a few weeks.

(Seriously on the sleep thing. Since we left I've gone to bed at 1pm (after packing all night and driving all morning), 6pm,  and now it's looking like it's gonna be 4am. I think I drove myself to exhaustion so many days in a row that my body hardly even registers regular everyday tiredness anymore.)

An OC of mine, Vex Modicum.

Inktober day 22

Prompts: ghost, from the official list, and beast, from the Cosmere list. The shadowy dog one of my D&D parties tamed and adopted.

Inktober day...17?

Sorry I haven't posted in a while. We've been traveling, and I'm not quite brave enough to try to ink something in a moving car, let alone in the dark while trying to calm an angry cat.

Prompt: swollen (although the drawing is really only tangentially related)

The akhlut is a creature from Inuit mythology. It's a shapeshifter, capable of taking the form of a wolf or an orca. I love these things.

I considered doing an ahklut for the prompt whale, but the bake-kujira won out for that one, so I used it for this prompt instead.

SCAN:

Inktober day 6

A bit late, oops.

Prompt: drooling

Was planning to draw Cerberus, but I can never get his heads to look right, so I reused the body for a similar but easier to draw mythological figure: Garmr, the guard dog of Helheim in Norse mythology. He's a Rottweiler in my head for some reason. I guess he should probably be more menacing, given his role, but I didn't feel like drawing that.

SCAN:

Endogeny

It's unclear how many dogs this counts as.

An Amalgamate from the video game Undertale.

A fox I did a while back. Pencil outlines, colored digitally.

This wolf was gonna be part of a larger picture, but said larger picture came out terrible, so here's just the wolf. I can answer why this one's glowing: because it's a GHOST because it looks better against the dark background this way.

or maybe because it's a GHOST

Loki's Family

Top row: Jormungandr the Midgard Serpent, Loki's first wife Angrboda, Nari Lokason

Middle row: Fenris Wolf, Loki's second wife Sigyn, Loki the Trickster God, Hela the Goddess of Death, Sleipnir the horse of Odin

Bottom row: Narfi Lokason

New designs for Fen, Jormie, and Hela here--not sure which ones I like better. Typically for an artist, I'm looking at this now going, "There are so many things I could have done better...." Ah well.

And yes, if you're wondering, Nari and Angrboda are ghosts and most of Loki's kids are animals. It's mythology, what can I say?

German Shepherd

Just a quick drawing of a dog. Don't ask why he's glowing.

Loki's Children

Not sure I'm entirely happy with the shading on this, but oh well. These three are the children of Loki and the giantess Angrboda in Norse mythology; Hela, (front) is the Goddess of Death, Fenrir (middle) is destined to kill Odin at Ragnarok, and Jormungandr (back) is the Midgard Serpent and the prophesied killer of Thor.