u/Don_Perroni

The goal with this commission was to capture the contrast between a life of constant travel and unwavering discipline. Xiao spends long periods on the road, so his skin is weathered by the sun, covered in dust and scars, while his monk robes remain carefully maintained.

His violet eyes, symbolic tattoos, and small personal details—like the feather in his hair, the quartz pendant, and the turtle charm on his dagger—help tell his story without relying on a complex background.

This was a recent commission for Torin, an Eladrin Bard created for a D&D 5.5 campaign.

The idea was to portray him as a wandering artist rather than a traditional fantasy bard—someone quiet, melancholic, and trying to rediscover joy through music and painting.

One of my favorite details was incorporating his painting supplies and a partially finished floral mural into the ruins without pulling focus away from the character.

I really enjoyed working on the atmosphere and visual storytelling in this piece.

Thanks to my client for trusting me with such a beautiful character.

If you're interested in commissioning a character, feel free to send me a DM!

"There are no heroes. Only people trying to pay the smallest price for their souls."

Kael Ashthorn is a Tiefling Hexblade who carries an ancient curse bound to a sentient sword.

A sarcastic wanderer, supernatural investigator and reluctant protector, he spends his days hunting monsters while becoming one himself.

I made this artwork for a friend. I thought it would be interesting to post it here, I hope you like it:

Athena

Before the Embrace, she was a hematologist.

Now, blood is both an object of study and a necessity.

Character for Vampire: The Masquerade V5.

EDIT: My friend sent me an existing character from the comic book Talyn: Seed of Darkness as a reference for this art, but I wasn't familiar with the series. So I guess I made fan art by accident.

Character commission I recently finished for a D&D campaign.

A dragonborn rogue carrying a pair of enchanted blades and far too many stories to tell.

Art by me.