I work weekends mostly for my job

But with no surveys that means no work

SO I HAVE A WEEKEND OFF BABY!!!

Who wants to lay down and relax with me? ;)

#pectober #octobird

Goodnight everyone

#pectober and #octobird

May your macro bird protect your world ^v^

#pectober #octobird

And… breathe ^v^

#pectober #octobird

So… you wanna feel them? ;)

#biceptember and #septembird are over

But not for this bird!!!

Here comes #pectober #weretober and #octobird

For this big and sexy bird ;)

Who wants to cuddle in my juicy pecs? ;)

A black and white ink drawing of a turkey vulture, perched on a stump. She is wearing clothing adorned in imagery from her diety. She carries a scythe made of bone. Beneath her feet lies the bones of another turkey vulture, with coneflowers growing from the remains. There is a goldfinch eating the seeds of one of the coneflowers, in a celebration of the cycle of life and death. This has been my final Octobird, and I thank you very much for reading. Turkey Vulture Cathartes aura Grave Domain Cleric “This gentle and often misunderstood follower of Kelemvor has a deep respect for death and its place in the natural order of things. She knows that without death, life cannot flourish. Her work is to protect that balance, and to ensure that the dark powers that tamper with life beyond death are kept at bay, preventing the untimely demise of some while speeding it along for others.” Artist’s notes: This subclass and bird are very important to me. I’m currently playing a Halfling Grave Domain Cleric who faces frequent judgment from others about her beliefs and comfort with mortality. Vultures are deeply misunderstood birds and are a critically important part of any ecosystem. She’s sitting on an old hollowed tree stump, which is growing mushrooms, moss and ferns. On the ground in front of her are the remains of another Turkey Vulture. From those remains, Black-Eyed Susans and Coneflowers are growing, which are being enjoyed by a Monarch Butterfly and American Goldfinch. Her scythe is made out of large wing bones.

Turkey Vulture Grave Domain Cleric #Octobird #31
This gentle and often misunderstood follower of Kelemvor has a deep respect for death and its place in the natural order of things. She knows that without death, life cannot flourish. Her work is to protect that balance. 🪶
(FINAL OCTOBIRD! 🙇)

A black and white ink drawing of a wild turkey hen, shepherding a group of birds. There is a Gambel's Quail walking out front, a flock of chickadees flying along, a barred rock chicken sitting on the turkey's back, and a tiny Carolina Wren sitting atop the turkey's walking stick. The turkey is wearing a little crown of flowers on her cute bald head. Wild Turkey Meleagris gallopavo Circle of the Shepherd Druid “This motherly caretaker has a connection to the wild and spiritual creatures of the land, a special bond that transcends language. She’s very protective of her flock, and she knows they’ll come to her aid day or night. They understand her intentions and affection, even without words, and if she calls them to her side, that special connection they share empowers them, making them stronger and more resilient.” Artist’s notes: The tiny bird on the shepherd hook is a Carolina Wren. The Barred Rock Chicken on the druid’s back is a reference to Foxfeather R. Zenkova’s “Turkey mom” and her adopted chicken child. The bird trotting out in front is a Gambel’s Quail. The birds in flight are a flock of Black-Capped Chickadees.

Wild Turkey Circle of the Shepherd Druid #Octobird #30
This motherly caretaker has a connection to the wild and spiritual creatures of the land, a special bond that transcends language. She's very protective of her flock, and she knows they'll come to her aid day or night. 🪶

A black and white ink drawing of a cedar waxwing bird. She is nimbly hopping, and snatching a fermented berry from its bandolier, to eat in a single gulp. The bird looks like she could be drunk. Cedar Waxwing Bombycilla cedrorum Way of the Drunken Master Monk “She sways and stumbles with a crop full of overripe berries, keeping her foes guessing. As the sweet berry wine ferments, she may lurch and wobble, but she’s in complete control of herself and the battlefield. *hic!* She zigs when they expect her to zag, nimbly swoons just in time to avoid a well-placed talon swipe, then takes down a room full of assailants, making it look like they all tripped over themselves.” Artist’s notes: Yes, this is totally a thing; Cedar Waxwings do get drunk on fermented berries! If you see a drunk Waxwing in the wild, please call your local wildlife rescue facility. They might recommend you put the bird in a paper bag for a few hours to sober up.

Cedar Waxwing Way of the Drunken Master Monk #Octobird #29
She sways and stumbles with a crop full of overripe berries, keeping her foes guessing. As the sweet berry wine ferments, she may lurch and wobble, but she's in complete control of herself and the battlefield. *hic!* 🪶

A black and white ink drawing of a great horned owl, dressed in heavy armor, and holding a shield and a sword, puffing up and looking intimidatingly at the viewer. Great Horned Owl Bubo virginianus Oath of the Crown Paladin “This mighty warrior has dedicated his life and strength to the preservation of the word of law. His bravery and loyalty are beyond reproach as he works to protect civilization itself from the forces that would see it fall, and his unflinching, unshakable resolve in the face of adversity makes him the perfect champion of the less fortunate. He gladly sacrifices himself to protect the downtrodden from their oppressors, interposing his will between them and withstanding injuries in their stead.” Artist’s notes: I wanted to show the Owl’s intimidating “threat pose”, where the Owl lurches forward and fans out their feathers, creating the appearance of a much larger form.

Great Horned Owl Oath of the Crown Paladin #Octobird #28
This mighty warrior has dedicated his life and strength to the preservation of the word of law. His bravery and loyalty are beyond reproach as he works to protect civilization itself from the forces that would see it fall. 🪶

A black and white ink drawing of a white-breasted nuthatch, stalking a magpie in the distance. The nuthatch is dressed like a rogue hanging from a branch at a downward angle, with a projectile weapon in her mouth. White-breasted Nuthatch Sitta carolinensis Assassin Rogue “She lurks silently in the shadows, waiting for the opportunity to strike. Once she’s set her sights on her target, she won’t give up until the job is done. And they’ll never see her coming. Her training extends to espionage as well; she can craft false identities and impersonations so convincing that they allow her to track her targets out in the open, insinuating herself into their affairs.” Artist’s notes: The victim/target in this illustration is a Black-billed Magpie. My own personal headcanon is that the Magpie somehow dodges the Nuthatch’s thrown dagger and the pair becomes best friends after the encounter. I thought that a Nuthatch would make a great rogue because they can walk straight down a tree trunk, and upside-down on branches.

White-breasted Nuthatch Assassin Rogue #Octobird #27
She lurks silently in the shadows, waiting for the opportunity to strike. Once she's set her sights on her target, she won't give up until the job is done. And they'll never see her coming.

A black and white ink drawing of a barn owl, wearing armor and a cape with a fluffy collar. She's holding a shield as she runs to aid someone to the side who is dropping feathers. She has a magical amulet around her neck with sparkles coming out of it. Barn Owl Tyto alba Life Domain Cleric “As a fledgling, she often found herself running to the aid of her siblings, so it’s no surprise this kind soul became such a selfless healer to those in need. She channels the love of her deity to bless all with health and goodwill. Both her magic and her divine powers allow her to ease suffering and restore vitality, and she gladly tends to the wounded without hesitation.” Artist’s notes: The reference image I used for this image is a baby Barn Owl running through a field. Search for “barn owl baby running” and enjoy. I kept a good deal of the downy fluff on the bird as a nod to the original reference photo.

Barn Owl Life Domain Cleric #Octobird #26
As a fledgling, she often found herself running to the aid of her siblings, so it's no surprise this kind soul became such a selfless healer to those in need. She channels the love of her deity to bless all with health and goodwill. 🪶

A black and white ink drawing of a tree swallow, a medium sized songbird with elegant wings. The swallow is kicking out a foot and swooping in the air with her wings. She's wearing monk robes, looking fierce. Tree Swallow Tachycineta bicolor Way of the Open Hand Monk “This swift brawler harnesses the raw energy that flows through her, flitting around faster than the eye can see and knocking her enemies off their perches in a flurry of wings and talons. She uses that energy to restore her fighting spirit as well as deliver devastating blows that sometimes don’t fully take their toll for days.” Artist’s notes: I’ve been swooped at by Tree Swallows and it’s adorably terrifying! We used to have a family of Tree Swallows make a nest in our newspaper box every year. Whenever we’d go out to get the mail, the parents would dive bomb us, defending their nest from what they perceived to be “evil predators.”

Tree Swallow Way of the Open Hand Monk #Octobird #25
This swift brawler harnesses the raw energy that flows through her, flitting around faster than the eye can see and knocking her enemies off their perches in a flurry of wings and talons.

A black and white ink drawing of an American Robin, all dressed up like Robin Hood! He's got a bow drawn with his feet as he gives the viewer a dashing smile. American Robin Turdus migratorius Hunter Ranger “This dashing hero has honed his archery skills to a fine point, bravely facing off against hordes of the foulest creatures imaginable. Woe unto those who find themselves the targets of his Hunter’s Mark! Whether he’s up against one foe or a hundred, he never falters, using their numbers to his advantage.” Artist’s notes: Yeah, hehe, it’s Robin Hood! This was a gimme.

American Robin Hunter Ranger #Octobird #24
This dashing hero has honed his archery skills to a fine point, bravely facing off against hordes of the foulest creatures imaginable. Woe unto those who find themselves the targets of his Hunter's Mark! 🪶

A black and white ink drawing of a Steller's Jay, looking to the right, wings opened wide, conjuring a shadow creature. The shadow creature looks very flat and two-dimensional, somewhat resembling a bird, but with fangs and claws. The jay has a stark white belt across their stomach, holding a dagger. On the jay's neck is some sort of amulet from which he focuses his power. Steller's Jay Cyanocitta stelleri Shadow Magic Sorcerer “Wielding a power birthed from a realm of endless darkness, this umbral occultist wears a veil of shadows so thick it’s become a part of him. He can summon a beast of inky darkness to his side to aid and protect him, and at times, he seems to step in and out of shadow as though it were some space-bending doorway.” Artist’s notes: Steller’s Jays have always looked to me like Blue Jays who have been gently dipped in black ink. They seemed a good fit for shadow-based magic.

Steller's Jay Shadow Magic Sorcerer #Octobird #23
Wielding a power birthed from a realm of endless darkness, this umbral occultist wears a veil of shadows so thick it's become a part of him. He can summon a beast of inky darkness to his side to aid and protect him. 🪶

A black and white ink drawing of a blue jay standing on a branch, dangling a peanut in the air with a magic hand, taunting a squirrel. The blue jay is wearing a adventurer's tunic. The squirrel is holding up a paw, trying to grab at the peanut, just out of reach. Blue Jay Cyanocitta cristata Arcane Trickster Rogue “This quick-feathered sneak has been dabbling in the illusory arts, using magic to misdirect their marks in pursuit of peanuts and treasure alike. Their invisible mage hand, or rather mage wing, can pick any lock or pocket with ease! They have a habit of flaunting their successes in the faces of their victims, but only when it’s funny.” Artist’s notes: I love the idea of a Blue Jay trolling a squirrel. Corvids are such ornery scamps.

Blue Jay Arcane Trickster Rogue #Octobird #22
This quick-feathered sneak has been dabbling in the illusory arts, using magic to misdirect their marks in pursuit of peanuts and treasure alike. Their invisible mage hand, or rather mage wing, can pick any lock or pocket with ease! 🪶

A black and white ink drawing of a large woodpecker, wings spread. On her huge pointed beak, she is wearing a weapon menacing with spikes, intent on doing more damage to her target. On both of her X-shaped woodpecker feet, she is wearing a large spike. She wears a simple cloth marking with an X-shaped symbol on it. Her expression reads as perhaps a delighted rage. Pileated Woodpecker Dryocopus pileatus Path of the Zealot Barbarian “In lieu of a blessing, she received something more valuable from her deity on the battlefield: a divine rage so deep, so powerful, that it carries her beyond the bounds of life and death. At times, her fanatical spirit even inspires those around her to push beyond their own limits, allowing her to turn the tides of battle purely through raw fury.” Artist’s notes: I put a holy symbol on her loincloth in the form of an X-shaped zygodactyl bird foot. I like to think this is the symbol of a great Woodpecker god.

Pileated Woodpecker Path of the Zealot Barbarian #Octobird #21
In lieu of a blessing, she received something more valuable from her deity on the battlefield: a divine rage so deep, so powerful, that it carries her beyond the bounds of life and death. 🪶

A black and white ink drawing of a silkie chicken magic user, with a Grease spell going unexpectedly! Her little chicken arms are bare and she's slipping on ink, and has a panicked expression on her face. She's dressed in a tunic with a big belt. She has 5 toes on each foot, which is a common trait for Silkie chickens. The wild magic she's using can have drawbacks, and she's experiencing one. Silkie Chicken Gallus domesticus Wild Magic Sorcerer “She’s only recently learned how to tap into the chaotic energies that flow within her, so her fledgling spellcasting comes with some odd side effects. But missing feathers and greasy floors are a small price to pay for greatness! In time, she’ll hopefully learn to gain at least some control over her powers, to bring some order to the chaos, but it’s tough to concentrate when every spell makes a surprise mess or blows up the room.” Artist’s notes: Her toes aren’t weird because of wild magic. Silkie Chickens often have extra toes. Their feathers are more like fur, so these chickens can’t fly at all.

Silkie Wild Magic Sorcerer #Octobird #20
She's only recently learned how to tap into the chaotic energies that flow within her, so her fledgling spellcasting comes with some odd side effects. But missing feathers and greasy floors are a small price to pay for greatness!

A black and white ink drawing of a great blue heron. He is wearing a large turtle shell on his back and carrying a staff made of driftwood. His gaze is intense and he looks a little grumpy. Great Blue Heron Ardea herodias Circle of the Land (Coast) Druid “A curmudgeonly hermit who travels from shore to shore, strengthening the balance between land and sea with natural magic. He wears the shell of an old, dear friend for protection, and to honor a cherished memory. His long years have brought with them wisdom as well as physical resilience.” Artist’s notes: This bird has no need for weapons. Look at that short sword of a bill. With its long neck, it makes it more of a harpoon.

Great Blue Heron Circle of the Land (Coast) Druid #Octobird #19
A curmudgeonly hermit who travels from shore to shore, strengthening the balance between land and sea with natural magic. He wears the shell of an old, dear friend for protection, and to honor a cherished memory. 🪶

A black and white ink drawing of a pirate kingfisher! She's wearing a bandana, a leather corset of sorts, a fat coin purse, and is holding a cutlass in her beak! Her tiny, tiny feet are gripping a thick rope and her wings are spread out. Belted Kingfisher Megaceryle alcyon Swashbuckler Rogue “Leaping from sail to sail with equal parts grace and panache, this nimble scrapper makes swordplay look like child’s play. She can drink any scurvy seabird under the table while taking them for every last copper piece at cards! Her dueling prowess is rivaled only by her ability to hurl insults to keep her opponents’ attention focused on her alone.” Artist’s notes: Please take a moment to appreciate how tiny Kingfisher feet are. They took a point buy and spent all their points in beak, and put like one point in feet.

Belted Kingfisher Swashbuckler Rogue #Octobird #18
Leaping from sail to sail with equal parts grace and panache, this nimble scrapper makes swordplay look like child's play. She can drink any scurvy seabird under the table while taking them for every last copper piece at cards! 🪶

An ink drawing of a fabulous rooster, dressed up kinda like Liberace or Elvis, and wearing high-heels. The rooster has a fantastic ass. He's belting out some kind of tune, and there are sparkles around him. He has jewelry dangling from the spurs on his legs. Buff Orpington Gallus domesticus College of Glamour Bard “This fabulous artist weaves powerful charms into each irresistibly juicy performance, using a blend of song and spectacle to dazzle and enrapture his foes. None can withstand his allure! His raw avian magnetism can charm entire audiences, bending them to his will and making them instant die-hard fans who would do anything for him.” Artist’s notes: Loved drawing a rooster in heels. Absolute 10/10, would recommend to anyone.

Buff Orpington College of Glamour Bard #Octobird #17
This fabulous artist weaves powerful charms into each irresistibly juicy performance, using a blend of song and spectacle to dazzle and enrapture his foes. None can withstand his allure! 🪶 #birdbutt

A black and white ink drawing of a hummingbird, who is flying and interacting with honey bees. She's wearing a tiara that gives her the appearance of antennae. Around her neck is a cluster of honeybee allies, clinging to her. In her tiny feet, she is carrying a flower, which is sparking the interest of a bee. Ruby-throated Hummingbird Archilochus colubris Swarmkeeper Ranger “The bees may have once been her nectar-hunting rivals, but she’s teamed up with her fellow flower feeders; they now give her protection—along with beautiful neckwear—in exchange for access to new and delicious blossoms. If she’s faced with danger, they’ll spring to her aid, fighting alongside her and helping to keep some distance between her and her assailants.” Artist’s notes: Sometimes you can find bees at Hummingbird feeders.

Ruby-throated Hummingbird Swarmkeeper Ranger #Octobird #16
The bees may have once been her nectar-hunting rivals, but she's teamed up with her fellow flower feeders; they now give her protection—along with beautiful neckwear—in exchange for access to new and delicious blossoms.

A black and white ink drawing of a bespectacled male cardinal all dressed up in scholarly robes. There is a magic circle drawn on the ground under his feet, emitting light. He's conjuring some kind of magic in his left foot. He's got a scroll in his belt, a large medallion dangling from his necklace, and some rings on his leg. All magic items, one could presume! Northern Cardinal Cardinalis cardinalis Arcana Domain Cleric “This devout follower of Ioun has dedicated his life to uncovering ancient, secret magical knowledge, which he protects from those who would abuse it and hide it away forever. Unlike many who merely yearn for power in their pursuit of magical secrets, he understands the risks and responsibilities involved in seeking such knowledge. His only wish is to preserve archaic writings and materials that would otherwise be lost.” Artist’s notes: This Cardinal doesn’t have poor eyesight, he only wanted to appear smarter. Probably an Ioun nerd thing.

Northern Cardinal Arcana Domain Cleric #Octobird #15
This devout follower of Ioun has dedicated his life to uncovering ancient, secret magical knowledge, which he protects from those who would abuse it and hide it away forever. 🪶
(Octobird is halfway done!)

A black and white ink drawing of a friendly and joyous-looking female eastern bluebird. She is gently holding a wooden staff in her wing, while fluttering one wing out in the typical bluebird wing-waving display. Her mouth is open and little sparkles are coming out of it, as if she is singing. She's wearing a necklace with a moon on it, a little ornament on her head, and has a belt with a pouch of berries (dnd good berries) dangling. She's jumping and you can see the lighter colored bottoms of her feet. There is a little ladybug hitching a ride on her tail. Eastern Bluebird Sialia sialis Circle of Dreams Druid “A welcome guest among the kind-hearted courts of the Fey, she serves as an ambassador of sorts. She travels the world, spreading peace, love and joy to those who need them most. Her otherworldly connection allows her to traverse the dreamy veil between the realms, bringing with her a boon of healing and protection, as well as the power to move endangered creatures out of harm’s way.” Artist’s notes: Bluebirds do this adorable thing where they will flutter out a single wing to be a little showy for their mate. It’s so endearing. They usually do this while singing. Bluebirds' songs are one of my favorites.

Eastern Bluebird Circle of Dreams Druid #Octobird #14
A welcome guest among the kind-hearted courts of the Fey, she serves as an ambassador of sorts. She travels the world, spreading peace, love and joy to those who need them most. 🪶

A black and white ink drawing of a very strange grackle. The bird has tentacles protruding from its body, representing the great beast that it draws power from. The grackle is holding a staff in its feet, has its wings outstretched, its feathers are all poofed out, and is hovering in front of a spellbook filled with mysterious runes. There are two pieces of jewelry on its legs, one of which has a single cat-like eye, representing its powerful patron. The bird's tongue is extended, and its eyes are wide. It's a very creepy expression, and this piece has a borderline horror vibe! Common Grackle Quiscalus quiscula Pact of the Tome Warlock, The Great Old One “In the midst of a terrible nightmare, he found a connection to... something. Beyond the cosmos, beyond comprehension, it granted him power, and time will tell what that power will cost him. He reaches into the minds of others, speaking without words, extracting thoughts, creating false visions, and even taking complete control of the bodies of others.” Artist’s notes: I love when Grackles poof out their feathers and let out a quick, sharp call. When this Grackle casts a spell, I’m sure he lets out a deep and guttural bellow.

Grackle Warlock #Octobird #13
In the midst of a terrible nightmare, he found a connection to... something. Beyond the cosmos, beyond comprehension, it granted him power, and time will tell what that power will cost him. 🪶 Pact of the Tome, Great Old One.

A black and white drawing of a greater roadrunner, a bird with a very long tail, x-shaped feet, and a cool crest. He is wearing a vest and a beaded necklace while jumping and kicking, wings slightly extended, striking a cool pose. His crest is fluffed up and he's showing off the patch of bare colorful skin next to his eye. His mouth is open, like he's crying out "hyaa!" Greater Roadrunner Geococcyx californianus Way of the Sun Soul Monk “Channeling the power of the blazing desert sun, he darts through the sands, striking fear into his foes with his fancy footwork... especially those tasty lizardfolk! His punches and kicks are imbued with the sun’s energy, launching mighty bolts of solar power at his enemies and keeping would-be attackers at wing’s length.” Artist’s notes: The Greater Roadrunner from the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum in Tucson, AZ inspired this drawing. If you’ve never seen a Greater Roadrunner’s face, I recommend you look them up! Check out their blue, red and white undercut, their stunning black and gold eyes, and their perky head feathers. They’re such charming birds!!!

Greater Roadrunner Sun Soul Monk #Octobird #12
Channeling the power of the blazing desert sun, he darts through the sands, striking fear into his foes with his fancy footwork... especially those tasty lizardfolk! 🪶

A black and white drawing of a barred owl, all decked out in armor that has owl-like decorations. The owl is wearing large gauntlets which allow her to use her wings like hands. She is holding a large warhammer, which has flames coming off the top of it. The owl looks strong and determined. Barred Owl Strix varia Forge Domain Cleric “Her deep, dark eyes are always looking for precious metals she can use to forge powerful new weapons and armor to help her fellow adventurers hold their own against evil. She is one with the flames of the forge, their power coursing through her and allowing her to unleash searing heat as she overwhelms enemies with her hammer.” Artist’s notes: I usually tried to avoid drawing birds using their wings as “hands”, but in the case of this Barred Owl, this is a pair of enchanted gloves that allows her to grasp heavy things using her wings. When she removes the gloves, she can fly normally.

Barred Owl Forge Domain Cleric #Octobird #11
Her deep, dark eyes are always looking for precious metals she can use to forge powerful new weapons and armor to help her fellow adventurers hold their own against evil. She wears enchanted gauntlets which allow her to grip heavy things using her wings 🪶

A black and white drawing of a tufted titmouse, wearing a cloak, holding a bow in his wing and foot, and holding an arrow in his mouth. Looks like he's about to shoot an arrow. He looks light and nimble, like a little handsome birdy Legolas~ full text: Tufted Titmouse Baeolophus bicolor Horizon Walker Ranger “He zips through the trees, faster than the eye can see, almost as if he’s barely even there. He disappears and reappears so quickly that few can track his movements. Indeed, his mastery over the boundaries between the planes of existence allows him to move almost effortlessly from plane to plane, acting as a guardian against terrible things most of us have never even heard of.” Artist’s notes: Birds would always have an easy supply of feathers for the fletching part of the arrow. I made him look a little bishie because Titmice always look like they’re wearing lovely eye makeup.

Tufted Titmouse Horizon Walker Ranger #Octobird #10
He zips through the trees, faster than the eye can see, almost as if he's barely even there. 🪶

A downy woodpecker, a small black and white bird with feet for gripping vertical surfaces, pecks into a branch and turns it into a pile of woodchips. Downy Woodpecker Picoides pubescens Path of the Berserker Barbarian “Once her nictitating membrane draws over her eye, she goes into a frenzied rage and won’t stop her assault until her enemy is a pile of pulp at her feet. She often ends up with a belly full of delicious bugs by the time she’s done, and just as often, she doesn’t remember any of it.” Artist’s notes: Woodpeckers seem like natural Barbarians to me. I love the idea of woodpeckers going into a rage, and being impervious to physical damage (maybe part of the reason that woodpeckers don’t get headaches when they’re relentlessly pecking into wood).

Downy Woodpecker Berserker Barbarian #Octobird #9
Once her nictitating membrane draws over her eye, she goes into a frenzied rage and won't stop her assault until her enemy is a pile of pulp at her feet. 🪶

An osprey diving with an excited expression as she looks at her talons with a little eel monster helper coming out of them. She's holding a large hook for catching large fish. She's a warlock! Her toes have little spikes coming out of them, but that's not from her magical ability; that's osprey being naturally awesome. Osprey Pandion haliaetus Pact of the Blade Warlock, The Fathomless “One day she was diving deep for fish, and she crossed paths with an ancient spirit from the depths. It granted her great power in exchange for a fish here and there.” Artist’s notes: Generally, these warlocks are depicted with some tentacles coming out of their arms, but I liked making a fun and fiendish little eel.

Osprey Warlock #Octobird #8
One day she was diving deep for fish, and she crossed paths with an ancient spirit from the depths. It granted her great power in exchange for a fish here and there~ Pact of the Blade Warlock, The Fathomless. 🪶

Onagadori are a Japanese breed of chicken with a very long ornamental tail. The illustration is two mirrored onagadori with their long tails intertwined. They're both standing on arcane staves making eye contact with the viewer. There is only one chicken here and the other is an illusion, but it's impossible to tell which is which. Full text and artist's notes: Onagadori Gallus domesticus Illusionist Wizard “Which one is the real wizard, and which one is the illusion? Make an arcana check! Their illusions fool even the most discerning eye.” Artist’s notes: Hey have you seen an Onagadori’s tail? Those things are several feet long. Look em up! They are ornamental chickens from Japan. Also, I kinda made them pole dancing~

Onagadori Illusionist Wizard #Octobird #7 #dnd
Which one is the real wizard, and which one is the illusion? Make an arcana check! Their illusions fool even the most discerning eye~ ✨