Managing multiple socmedia accounts is kinda hard, also fell off the wagon a little bit in terms of art.

I was debating creating separate accounts on here for my SFW/NSFW content due to the fact I've always kept them separate in case people suddenly took a disliking to the NSFW content I make for whatever reason and conflate the two accounts, also as a courtesy for people who like my art but don't care for NSFW. Now I'm not really sure bc managing everything sucks and also the vast majority of art I make these days is NSFW anyway.

Wondering what other people think in terms of utilizing multiple accounts (or not) on this platform since there's more protections in place wrt mature content and who can see it.

Mock screengrab based on a design I made for another La Galeria Roja workshop I did with Third Cookie. Prompt was lesser known figures in mythology and I chose Balor from Irish Mythology! I wanted to go a more royal tyrant route with monsterous characteristics over the barbaric depictions I saw when doing research. When I redo the concept I did of him I will upload that one as well to show off the whole design.

Just adding a journal entry to sort of put out feelers and establish what I actually want put on this account. I do plan on migrating (some) of my art here from Twitter but on Twitter I had a SFW and a NSFW account and kept them relatively separate due to content. Inkblot actually has tagging features for filtering content which is nice, but since I am working on a portfolio with a friend to do freelancing work in games, I may do the same here. For now I'll keep this account on 18+ for my own sanity :x

Outside of public work I do a lot of writing (none of it fandom related, all oc) and am doing worldbuilding for an eventual comic project on top of concept art. I don't know if I'll ever post write ups by themselves, but I might add it to accompany concepts that I post for that project. I don't think Inkblot current supports longform writing as of now but if it does in the future I may post short stories or something along those lines for fun.

Experimental portrait of Syrnax trying out greyscale -> color painting process.

Done in Procreate

A prelim sketch from a La Galeria Roja workshop I did earlier this year with Nicholas Kole! Someday I will go back and render the whole thing out properly x__x The prompt was creature designs with a single word used as inspiration. I used the word "Guidance" and went through a couple different designs before I landed on this one and adjusted it based on feedback and paintovers from Nick.

Another portrait in a flatter style of Athanasios. I really like using a lot of texture and screentone brushes :>

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A commission I did for one of my friends in my DnD group of his (homebrew) Tabaxi Wizard from our last campaign. Fire was a big theme for him and his favorite spell was Wall of Fire! I had a lot of fun painting the fire in the background and adding all of the debris.

Experimenting with a style study meant to resemble woodcut prints featuring my character Raleigh in an area called the Heartland Steppes, which is in the Barbed Heartlands region of the continent of Caeldhulme. I definitely plan to maybe make a series of these to practice landscapes and just bring to life a lot of the worldbuilding I've been writing :)

Portrait done using the symmetry tool in Procreate of my scottish highland minotaur Syrnax. Made with the intent of a D&D character... someday...

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Experimenting with stylization and design for a couple characters of mine. I like how these came out but I really hope I can recreate how these came out with other pieces x____x

Quick and dirty piece with my D&D character Argyris for a 5e homebrew campaign I am in. He is a multiclassede Swashbuckler Rogue and homebrew Warlock subclass called The Dark Star. His patron is essentially a personified singularity.

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Commission for a friend in my DnD group of their character monsterfied.

Done in Procreate