Dux Irontooth [LE kobold fighter] was born a slave, and spent a lot of his formative years muzzled due to his habit of being a yapper. As an adult, Dux earned his freedom by becoming a slavecatcher. He's an evil little shit who'll take any bounty for coin, and his only real spark of honour is that he always finishes his jobs - he comes back with the bounty, or not at all.
A brochure created to promote 4-Way's selection of scissor and boom lifts, circa 2015. Click the preview image to see the full document, laid out for simple booklet printing.
A manual created for teaching employees the important functions of the Samsung Galaxy Note, circa 2013. Click the preview image for a full PDF of the document.
Another example of my technical writing aptitude, a pocket-size manual for the CERF web architecture, circa 2015. Click the preview image for a PDF of the full document.
An example of technical writing and design, in the form of a user manual for 4-Way's internal software, circa 2014/2015. Click the image for a PDF of the full document.
One of my Starbound characters, Ethyl Proxima. She's a sweetie, but her poor memory means that anything further back than 6 months isn't retained. She remembers HOW to do things, but she doesn't remember WHY she can, or any of the events that have happened to her.
This is for Roman, of a monster/creature in his WH40K-styled tabletop game. These are called "Shale Crows" and despite having no eyes, will stare you down as you walk through their territory. And they're bold enough to attack even living, if wounded, humans.
Whistler here is a kenku bard with the College of Glamour. They were taught by a dryad after being chased out of their hometown for one too many petty thefts. They're at the same time fancy and a dirty forest gremlin.
For this Inktober, I decided to roll up another 31 random race/theme/class combinations, using races from Alien Archives 2 and 3 (except ones I'd already drawn), and including the three new classes for the Character Operations Manual, the Biohacker, Vanguard, and Witchwarper.
For Day 1, we have a Dromada Spacefarer Biohacker. Dromada are skittish herd animals with independent eyes. Why would they ever have both eyes focused on soemthing that wasn't an immediate danger, I figured?
