Female Link finally meeting Linkle.
This was meant as the final piece in my Femlink series, though I may make more if I get some ideas because I love the idea of the character.
This one took a while for me, I started in August, but due to other work(mainly comic work), I wasn't able to finish it. I worked on it in bit and pieces for months until I finally decided to just finish it off today.

Made with Clipstudio Paint on a Cintiq 22.
Hours spent: way too many

Just wanted to say hi.
This week has been a rollercoaster as I've been on Twitter and Deviantart for years, but recent events have made me want to spread out a bit. So I joined up here as well. Nice to meet you all!

I don't like talking too much of myself, but I'm a comic artist who enjoys doing fanart and other things as well. Most my time and creative energy these days goes towards my next book I hope to get published next year, but I'm trying to do other stuff too just for a change of pace.
Had a professional career for a long time, but whatever I upload here these days I've made in the last couple of years, as I only want to share work I'm still happy with. So expect some different stuff.

Besides art, I like gaming, animation/anime, comics and roleplaying.
I am planning to open for commissions, but doing so will require some planning for my part, so I keep saying "in the near future", when someone asks about that.

Fanart of the Black Snake herself, one of my favorites, Winnowill from ElfQuest
Got the random urge to draw something unusual, and Winnowill is just the sort of evil I was in the mood for.

Redraw of an illustration in the Link to the Past manual - with female Link rescuing Prince Zeldo out of the castle dungeons.
Always loved the original art and wanted to do my spin on it, all while practicing painting and coloring techniques.
Clipstudio Paint and cintiq 22 used.

One of the later pages, based on Stephen King's It (the book, I was not a fan of either of the movies)

Avis Maritima Stulta was a gag comic I ran every sunday from 2008 to 2015.
This page was drawn with ink on paper, scanned and colorized digitally in Photoshop.

Character artwork for my first D&D (Pathfinder) character, Percival Higgins (Percy among friends).
This was way before Critical Role (and I have yet to see the first campaign myself, so no relation).

Percy was an orphaned dwarf, fascinated with fire since his orphanage burnt down.
His noble parents gave him a nice upbringing, and he became obsessed with magic at an early age because he knew all great wizards also were known to have huge beards, and being a dwarf, he would grow the mightiest beard of them all. There is a direct relation between a man's beard and his magic, and Percy was all about creating those huge balls of fire!

A dumb backstory and nontypical character, but that's how I roleplay. I like to play untraditional and even idiotic characters, but play them seriously. Percy was not about comedy, but he was a really fun character to play and I miss him dearly.