Hey everyone, it’s been awhile but I figured quarantine was the perfect time to get back on platforms I’d neglected. Here’s a little two point turn of an Elf Lady I’ve been working on for a D&D campaign. Let me know what you think and if you have your own D&D character you’d like some art of I currently have nothing but free time for commissions so shoot me a message. also follow me on insta @devonnellclark if you want to see what I’ve been up to.
Grandpa Aramil (he/him) is an old elf cleric who worships Sokil-Rod (the Ukrainian pagan first-god of life). He witnessed his worship of Rod thrive and then crumble in favor of other gods. Since then he traveled from village to village, helping people in hopes of reviving and spreading his knowledge and religious beliefs. Aramil hasn’t heard the voice of his god for quite some time and he is convinced of everything being a sign.
A DnD character designed for a Slavic one-shot session
(ID under the cut)
[ID:
A drawing of a Dungeon&Dragons character. Aramil is an old elven man of medium build with wrinkled bronze skin and numerous moles. He has long naturally grey hair that he wears part loose and part in a bun. The bun is decorated by a tortoise shell comb with small opals along it’s base and a gold-plated brass handle is the shape of a falcon with its wings spread. There is a circle around its head with three rubies at the top. This comb is his holy symbol that he uses to channel the Divine magic energy. Aramil has long pointy ears that go somewhat downward. His eyes are silver.
Aramil’s clothing is inspired by traditional Ukrainian clothing. he wears a long white shirt with red and black geometric embroidery that drapes to his mid-calf area with two slits on each side that go from hip to the bottom. The bottom of the shirt has floral embroidery with a big bright flower in the middle. The shirt is worn over white sharovary (wide pants). On his feet there are postoly (old Ukrainian shoes) with floral embellishments over a pair of onuchi (cloth pieces that are worn on feet and tied with a string). He has a wide red belt with geometric designs. Aramil has a scaled vest over his clothes of light purplish metal and deep red edges. On the bottom of the vest there are decorative hanging pieces that remind scales in their shape. He also wears metal greaves (leg armor). He has a wooden cane with a metal foot that rests on his arm.
The images contains a full-sized portrait of Aramil as well as two bust portraits. One of them portrays him with a happy smile. In the other one he is casting a fire spell, his silver eyes and dark eyes of a falcon on the comb glowing with golden light.
