This character
was drawn to fit my brothers D&D character Otu-Obara, for this I focused on using an Aztec style to give
the sense of the worship of a forgotten deity.
Following
various curves of movement pose the character and using a pallet of greens,
brown and yellows with hints of red to signify a natural connection but also a
noble one with a mix of complementary, spit complementary and harmonious.
Unfortunately,
this illustration has not been shaded but I worry that may remove the bold and
simple aspect I was hoping to achieve.
Dwarven barbarian
Like the illustration above this character is another D&D based design of the dwarven barbarian Drarrak in which he is meant to look outlanderish but also resemble a likeness to his player, who is far from such with bedded hair and round features.
The colours used follow the backgroung using leathers and steel with veins of gold to showcase the dwarven greed.
Unlike the image above this one has been shaded and I do believe that it has improved the image overall however the time spent on shading the image does add significantly to the overall time spent.
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