Vonagh (dragon_passant art)

Dragon Caparison 🐉🐲

@knightnsfw(on twitter)'s Kobold Cleric, Amani, to work on drawing feminine body shapes, it was pretty good practice. Still got a long way to go though.

fatshark moment

As opposed to other, more heavily documented periods, in my experience, where there's more people with a higher standard of accuracy due to the availability of the information.

Yeah it ends up being real nuanced and a bit more of a rabbithole than other periods due to its popularity but also lack of strong sources to pull from. You end up with such a mix of really good, earnest research, and then others using the "Absence of evidence" phrase as an excuse to make things up.

An Avian "whaler" with a short axe.
Just some TTRPG worldbuilding stuff as a warmup.

This right here is one of the many reasons why early Northern European and adjacent reenactment and experimental archeology is such a crapshoot of conflicting ideas and wild speculation, you have to be -really- thorough and extra careful when trying to depict or understand something so undocumented.

doing gods work anfor

"Anfor's Corner - Vegvísir" Panel 1, Anfor, an anthropomorphic magpie, explains while holding a book "Vikings and medieval norse culture are very popular in media nowadays. And one symbol that is seen a lot in those settings is this one, the Vegvisir" Panel 2, Anfor continues, along a bigger copy of the symbol "a magical compass, this symbol appears in all kinds of Viking-themed movies, series, video games, tattoos... but it has nothing to do with the vikings!" Panel 3 shows a photo of the vegvísir, as it appears in the Huld Manuscript. "It first appeared in the Huld Manuscript, a magic book from 1860, way long after the viking age. It claims to come from earlier nordic traditions, but without proof." Fourth and final panel. Anfor, with a distraught look, continues. "Another magical symbol that is not from the Viking Age, but that I have seen Viking reenactors paint on their shields is the so-called “Helm of Awe.” And although the helm appears in Norse sagas, the symbol is taken from a 1670 manuscript!"

I recently played Valheim for the first time, and this was the first thing I noticed, so I had to make a little comic about it.

#anforscorner #comic #art #furryart #furrycomic #avian #anthro #history #viking #vegvísir

A medieval art Fursona commission I did a while back.

Makin logos for fun ✌️

hmmm.... jackdaw....

Nightreign brainrot shitpost art

Art Fight - Tarnished

[OC] 🗡️ Dreadful Delilah - the corrupted knight 🐉

Tempted by the sheer power, she fell to the promises of Satan, father of dragons, and was transformed. Now, as a vile half-dragon, she roams the land preying on young and weak knights. Her greatest foe however is her lifelong enemy, Lady Inez.

thank you for the wishes friend!

I got laid off because 2025 can't stop using me as a punching bag. (With terrible timing too, about to move across the country)

But hey, at least I can finally dedicate more time to drawing...

The rawest thing I've ever seen

There are two anthro characters, one a ram and one a medieval style dragon, they are both wearing armour and carrying swords. They are beaten and bloody and each is holding each other up in an embrace, red black letter text at the top reads “Endure”.

A motivational piece of sorts for @postludedragon.bsky.social we’ve both been going through our own difficulties, sometimes you need to know there are others in the fight with you ⚔️

Yup, job is gone! I’ll be posting up commission prices and stuff in the coming days, appreciate your support! ✌️

area**** fuck I cant edit a post

I'm such a hands on, physical, traditional-art type guy that digital art makes me feel like a complete caveman at times. Still learning how to use the programs even after years with them.

posted on twitter, might as well post here, but I currently am trying to move to a different are quite far away, so I've been working a lot, which has led to less art. Once I move later in the year, there will be much more time and energy to draw.

22 tarot cards based on the Tarot of Marseilles. Each card is represented by one or several anthropomorphic animals.

These are all the cards I made for my Tarot of Marseilles inspired deck, which I'm going to call the Animalia Tarot.

Click on the image to see each one in more detail!

#art #furryart #furry #anthro #tarot

FUCK, the *one* quest I didn' do before leaving the first area.
thanks tho

woah, I damn near 100%'ed the game and didn't get that pavise, where'd you find it?

От прям тільки-тільки завершити вдалось
Свіженька картинка, ура

#украрт #furry #furryart #anthro #digitalart

Posting an older WIP while I chip away at a commission.
Prolly gonna use this to study rendering metal reflections on a "white" harness.

Art piece inspired by three ceramic tiles, depicting a duck, a leopard and a squirrel, all done in shades of blue, over a yellow background

An illustration in the style of an ancient roman mosaic, depicting an anthro dog, dressed as a gladiator. There is an inscription under him that says "Cave Canem", which means "Beware of the Dog"

Illustration made on a medieval style of a red unicorn lying besides a white dragon

Anthropomorphic magpie wearing a turtleneck, square glasses and a jacket, holding a statuette of Horus, in the form of a falcon. He is inside a dimly lit room, a number of ancient bird-related artifacts decorate the wall behind him.

Hello #PortfolioDay! I draw from time to time, mostly little critters with a historical art theme, or just drawings of my birdie!

hey im on this website too