Swords Without Master A ttrpg of strange sorceries, ferocious deeds, and astounding wonder by Epidiah Ravachol.

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A sparrow-like creature pokes its head out of what appears to be a large birdhouse. It's circled by tall, slender cypress trees, and is in the middle of a mediterranean garden.

The Gardener.

Second of two pieces I had the chance to make for Swords without Master - Fugitives of the Shattered Menagerie!

Swords Without Master A ttrpg of strange sorceries, ferocious deeds, and astounding wonder by Epidiah Ravachol.

Check it here c: www.kickstarter.com/projects/unw...

A large dark draconic monster rises from within a split mountain. It towers over a hill that has a tiny house-like structure.

The Song from the abyss.

First of two pieces I had the chance to make for Swords without Master - Fugitives of the Shattered Menagerie!

Preview image of four Eidolon Folio tarot-sized cards (left-right) A bright white person-sized bird holding a wavy-bladed sword in a set of ruins, looming tiger statue (with a sword in its mouth) in the background; a corpse lies on a bed of skulls, hand on the hilt of the sword it's impaled on, the sword bursting with magic energy; an enormous standing dragon looks over its right shoulder, framed over the mountain peaks in the forground; a person wearing a gold mask sits on a weird sculptural horse on a mound of rock, with an eclipse in the background, under a framed shooting star.

One continuous piece (bottom) split up into 4 tarot-sized card images (top); it depicts a meeting of insectoid alien beings bearing spiked polearms with a group of masked humanoid beings riding fanged camel-like creatures and bearing banners in an alien script, under a red skyscape with a green moon, an icy blue moon and a purple planetoid.

Our latest Swords Without Master update includes more Eidolons from @simonroy.bsky.social, @sambeckdraws.bsky.social, @newjackcole.bsky.social, @monstermonger.bsky.social and @azuremeraki.bsky.social!

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We just saw indui's finals, and folks? These are two that are going in my Eidolon Deck every time. The epic scale and luscious detail that goes into indui's work is just impeccable!

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Text with orange dragon with green and orange wings, breathing fire, illustration from medieval illuminated MS.

Hello Monday.
British Library, Harley MS 3244, folio 59r.

"We see a future where intelligence is a utility like electricity or water and people buy it from us on a meter and use it for whatever they want to use it for. The demand that we see for that..." - Sam Altman

These bros are not okay.

Back cover of a comic, depicting three arms emerging from behind a curtain to grasp at a hammer. “At last arrives the final blow. The year is 1962. The law has finally laid waste to the public menace known as “pinball”, which had long seized the hearts of America’s children in an unbreakable vise. Margaret Fenek, the last remaining pinball engineer, toils away in hiding at her final masterpiece - The Luminary Lark-Mirror.” “For mature audiences only.” “Originally made for Shortbox Comics Fair 2025.”

The cover for a comic titled “The Luminary Lark-Mirror”. It depicts the lit playfield of a pinball machine, painted elaborately with larks, nets, explosions in the sky, and a naked figure emerging from four mirrors, pointing up at a decapitated lark spewing blood from its neck wound. The comic’s author is Casper Pham.

In case you missed it last year, the digital edition of my short comic, The Luminary Lark-Mirror, is now available for purchase on my itch.io shop 🔗👇

Wips of some stuff I'll be selling at the TFF art show :3 I'll be having A LOT more this time since I got accepted and have a full size board this time!

Announcement for a miqomarch 2025 zine. The text reads: - PDF zine - 31 pages of high resolution illustrations - 2€ or more (pay what you want) Below it, an art raffle is announced : To participate, one must share the post and follow @risadraws, the poster. The prize is a custom digital watercolor illustration. On the left is the cover of the zine, an image of Noa, a blue miqo'te, walking with an adventurer's backpack. Underneath are some of the illustrations found in the zine.

☀️ MIQOMARCH 2025 : A Dawntrail Retrospective
a pdf zine compilation of my illustrations from last year's challenge! ➡️ ko-fi.com/s/47179fdda7

✨ART RAFFLE✨
Share + Follow for a chance to win a custom watercolor illustration! (Details below)

Thank you for your support through the year!🙏💗 #risart

Vasily Vereshchagin, b. 1842 The Apotheosis of War , 1871 Oil on Canvas. Apotheosis depicts a pile of human skulls set on the barren earth, the aftermath of a battle or siege. A flock of carrion birds are seen to be occupied with picking over the pile; some birds have already landed, while others are flying in or roosting in nearby trees. The ground below them is a sallow, earthy yellow covered with grass, complementing the dirty ivory color of the partially-bleached skulls. The shadow cast by the mound, coupled with the many black orifices created by empty jaws and eye-sockets, adds a sense of depth to the painting, further exacerbating the scale of the deathly pile. A range of mountains serves as a dividing line for the painting, separating the vastness of the steppes from the emptiness of the sky, while the city of Samarkand can be seen in the far right of the painting. The city's walls have visibly been breached, a reference to the Siege of Samarkand in the summer of 1868 in which the Russian garrison repulsed a Bukharid attack. On the work's frame, Vereshchagin inscribed that he dedicated the painting "to all great conquerors, past, present and to come".

Vasily Vereshchagin, 1842
The Apotheosis of War , 1871
Oil on Canvas.

Inscribed on the painting's frame is: "To all great conquerors, past, present and to come."

The Minister of War of the Austrian Empire ordered that his soldiers be barred from viewing this painting, and banned its reproduction.

Let’s see, a new pinned post maybe.

I am an illustrator and I also make pictures with my own hands for animation and games sometimes.

OMG SO CUTE ;_;

An illustration of five large cakes, with two women at the center of them. One of them is holding a knife

Cakes for the girls!!! They are both eachother's cake!!
#ffxiv #foodposting

Artist! Quote with your most detailed art!
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Aye, probably this one then! Worked on it for about a month, it's 14x18 inches
#dragons #watercolor #painting

Text: Greater Prairie Wyrm Image: a snake-like dragon with a pointed bird-like snout is curled amongst dry grasses and bushes, its tail curled around an old stone marker from the early settler period. A wire fence and trees in the background indicate a vast field.

𝕲𝖗𝖊𝖆𝖙𝖊𝖗 𝕻𝖗𝖆𝖎𝖗𝖎𝖊 𝖂𝖞𝖗𝖒

from Beyond The Fields We Know: An Almanac of Midwestern Prairie Spirits.

WAIT OMG DRAGONS PNW??
LMFAOOO
FRIGGIN HANDSHAKES 🤝🤝🤝🤝
it's a fun theme :D

amir no.........................

will def catch up on posting art soon, there's gonna be a nice break after ECCC/Spot

Hope yall are doing alright in the meantime, despite how shit the world is rn ._.

Hey folks! sry I'm not posting a lot, I kind of hate the internet lately ;_; but I'm keeping busy!
Currently working on a lot of projects/big illustrations-- if you'd like to check some out, here's the next 4 events I'll be at :DDD

💕Portland Night Market
🐉ECCC
🐞The Spot Market
🌺Lilac City Comic Con

We’ve asked Indui to contribute two creatures to our “Fugitives of the Shattered Menagerie” folio, and we need your help hitting our stretch goal to fund this folio! Make this magic happen before the clock runs out by backing the kickstarter here: www.kickstarter.com/projects/unw...

Indui’s artwork blends historically informed artistic sensibilities, a detailed eye for ecosystem features in epic landscapes, and the most heartwrenchingly beautiful, vividly animal dragons (and other magical characters) I have seen in a long time!

We have one last stretch goal to hit, and it's a folio of creatures and magical beings! The third artist featured is @monstermonger.bsky.social - Indui’s beautiful dragons have been catching my eye for a while now, and I’m so excited to bring her on to share her magic with Swords Without Master!

I’m getting excited for spring 🍃

I read The Summer Book (Tove Jansson) and A Line in the World (Dorthe Nors) last year and my life was changed for the better ;v; they are incredible yet simple yet insanely beautiful

also Goodnight Tokyo (Atsuhiro Yoshida) is heartwarming and surprising

i aspire to be this cool fr

A Black-capped Chickadee showcasing winter fashion by donning a snowflake accessory.

henry...........................

A digital illustration in the style of a block print. A humanoid figure wearing a red cloak stands next to a long, segmented creature that resembles a carrot. The creature’s body weaves in-and-out of dark bushes.

A digital illustration in the style of old print. It displays three plants in various states of transformation. All are growing vague animal-like bodies: one birdlike, one serpentine, and the other humanoid.

Digital illustration in the style of old print. A large two-headed beast with dark fur emerges from a cave. It lifts its heads to make eye contact with a redheaded child sitting above the cave’s entrance.

A digital illustration in the style of a woodcut. It depicts the upper half of humanoid figure whose “head” is a flattened organic shape. A serpentine creature delicately wraps around the figure’s arm and into an opening in their face. The figure handles the creature gently.

📌 My name is H.B. and I'm a fantasy artist specializing in a nostalgic style. My work is inspired by woodcuts and vintage children's books.

🔗: hbtyson.carrd.co
🖼️: www.inprnt.com/gallery/hbty...