Hello! I thought I'd share some of my art here.  It's mostly related to my homebrew D&D setting of Gloryanna and various subclasses I've been working on.

This is Hogwash Herbie, (Herbaxynips), the (copper) dragon of Hogwash, (a town).  
In Gloryanna, dragons have the forms of birds with lizard like tails.

A fire genasi ranger, Frontier Rider conclave.

A group of warring fighters emerging from The Blueknife, (a coast in Gloryanna).  Subclass commando.

An artificer, HENSHIN path.


A githyanki bard spinning beats.  College of Festivities.

Very cool art, thanks for sharing!

The college of festivities githyanki has impeccable style.

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Very cool art, thanks for sharing!

The college of festivities githyanki has impeccable style.

Thanks! Appreciated :) 

I'll share more later on.  I didn't want to bombard art in my first post here.

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I need to know everything about Hogwash Herbie.

 Hey, sure thing.

So in the world of Gloryanna, dragons have the forms of giant birds with lizard like tails.  Herbaxynips, (or Hogwash Herbie is one such dragon) has the form of a puna yellow finch.

During the same year where the Glorian Anthem was written, Herbaxynips swooped into the town of Hogwash.  A town in the middle of Gloryanna on the edge of the Battlehorn Plains.  It didn't attack anybody; speak to anyone or make any sort of aggression towards the townsfolk.  It simply began building a nest in the middle of the town out of fallen logs; wooden planks, broken wagons and other miscellanea.  After a time, the dragon became a staple of Hogwash and they nicknamed her, 'Hogwash Herbie'.  The dragon doesn't seem to mind the throngs of tourists who travel to see the dragon or the children who slide off her feathers despite being told not to by the local guard.  The dragon also has little need to seek treasure as the same tourists donate coins into her nest for good luck and was also gifted a giant golden key by the mayor of Hogwash himself.

Also, here's some more recent artwork:

An small illustration from my recent Paladin subclass homebrew:
   

Cover art for that same Paladin subclass:
   

My hag coven, HEX DMC.

These are so cool! All the art is fantastic, and I love the spin you put on dragons for your homebrew world! and yes, hogwash herbie is the best

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These are so cool! All the art is fantastic, and I love the spin you put on dragons for your homebrew world! and yes, hogwash herbie is the best

 
Thanks so much! Because your username is Raccoon_Master, I'll let you know that there are goblins in Gloryanna called Azeban goblins who all have the forms of raccoons.

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These are so cool! All the art is fantastic, and I love the spin you put on dragons for your homebrew world! and yes, hogwash herbie is the best

 
Thanks so much! Because your username is Raccoon_Master, I'll let you know that there are goblins in Gloryanna called Azeban goblins who all have the forms of raccoons.

 I love them! Do you have any art? Do all your monsters take the form of animals? dragons are birds, goblins are raccoons, what's next? bugbears that are actual bears?

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 I love them! Do you have any art? Do all your monsters take the form of animals? dragons are birds, goblins are raccoons, what's next? bugbears that are actual bears?

 

 
I'm working on some simple cover art right now for another subclass I'm putting out which will feature an Azeban goblin.  I'll post it here when it's done.

I haven't quite figured out a form for bugbears yet but creatures who are from across the sea have the forms you'd be more familiar with so bugbears I have who exist in Gloryanna have mostly immigrated over.  That said, there's Koyona kobolds who have the form of turkeys; wyverns and drakes have the forms of seagulls and pigeons; minotaur from the Battlehorn Plains may have more bison and buffalo features.  There's also a player race called the kushtaka who are fey/humanoid creatures resembling otters.

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 I love them! Do you have any art? Do all your monsters take the form of animals? dragons are birds, goblins are raccoons, what's next? bugbears that are actual bears?

 

 
I'm working on some simple cover art right now for another subclass I'm putting out which will feature an Azeban goblin.  I'll post it here when it's done.

I haven't quite figured out a form for bugbears yet but creatures who are from across the sea have the forms you'd be more familiar with so bugbears I have who exist in Gloryanna have mostly immigrated over.  That said, there's Koyona kobolds who have the form of turkeys; wyverns and drakes have the forms of seagulls and pigeons; minotaur from the Battlehorn Plains may have more bison and buffalo features.  There's also a player race called the kushtaka who are fey/humanoid creatures resembling otters.

 That sounds awesome! Thanks for sharing!

Some new art today.  Cover art I made for my new wizard subclass, the Bureauthurgic Notary.

dude, these are all dope!!

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dude, these are all dope!!

 Thanks! 😊 

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Some new art today.  Cover art I made for my new wizard subclass, the Bureauthurgic Notary.

 Azeban Goblin! I love them! The bowler hat is great! Excited to see more!

New art!

Some cover art for my bard subclass, College of Abhorrence.  

The little man is a homebrew player race called the pukwudgie.  They're from American mythology.  In simple terms, think of very spiky gnomes.

And here's a collection of random black-and-white sketches.

I LOVE PUCKWUDGIES!!!

these are so cool :)

Thanks!

Also, here's more art from me.

Just finished a Toon Force subclass for sorcerers yesterday and here's the cover for that.

Cover art I re-made for my Artificer: Haunt Hunters subclass.

And here's some bits and pieces from the inside of the PDF.

I love that! And the ghost-busters reference is awesome! I wish I could draw like you. Sadly, my sister got all the visual artistic talent.

Thanks! I've had a sudden surge of energy for art lately and I hope it doesn't stop.