[Image description: Two half body illustrations and a closeup of a lynx tabaxi with brown fur, pink eyes, and a dark cloak on. The image on the left, the newer one, shows her arms and gloved hands. The image on the right, one from a year ago, has her hood pulled over her head. Description end]
I got another chance to play Tinker with a new group ^u^ This time she’s a trickster cleric (Not going to lie, I think grave might be my favourite but you’ve got to try new things for spice :3 ) Check the reblogs for the speedpaint!
[Image Description: Digital artwork of two DnD characters, shown from the waist up. On the left, a tabaxi is seated atop something, gesturing to a katana he holds in his right hand. He has brown fur and gold eyes, with a short mane of darker brown hair. He wears light brown hakama and a dark blue kimono-like top with lighter stripes, the left arm of which hangs loose to reveal a black leather cuirass which matches his studded bracers.
On the right stands a minotaur with white fur accented with darker brown. She wears a red dress with gold patterned trim over a white blouse with short frilled sleeves, and a pair of gold-rimmed reading glasses on a chain. The fur on her head is dyed light blue and she wears it in a halo braid beneath her horns. She is gesturing to a giant blue crab claw that she holds in her right hand like a spear. /end ID]
“Sunflower” color palette from here for my one and only tabaxi PC; their name’s Daffodil Pickle, but you can call them DP.
ID: a bust portrait of a smiling orange tabby tabaxi/ cat person. Purple and yellow butterflies flutter around their head. They have short orange fur, reddish stripes, and purple eyes. The drawing is shaded in warm reddish browns. The background and interior lines of the drawing are deep purple; the whiskers and exterior lines are light purple. In the upper righthand corner there is a palette of the colors used in the drawing. The artist’s signature reads “L-T-Bee.” End ID.
“A professional Kabadi player who enjoyed nature. Begrudgingly learned the art of Druidcraft from a family friend and found themselves caught up in a multitude of adventures throughout their life because of an affinity for whimsy.”
