u/DreddKills

Another entry from my ongoing stock-art project to draw every monster from the Labyrinth Lord Bestiary. It's going slower than I would like... but that's OK - still chugging through them. I'm nearly done with 'C' and this is my favourite of the bunch:

I tried to stick with the idea they are 1-2 foot long and not the massive man-sized ones seen in later versions of DnD.

Hand-drawn with brushpens in a Moleksine sketchbook

I'm currently drawing my way through the Labyrinth Lord bestiary for fun and to create a bank of stock-art. I'm having a blast doing my takes on a few classic monsters and my style is very much rooted in the OSR tradition, particularly British illustrators like Russ Nicholson (RIP).

Anyway, hope you dig them!

Link for stock art: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/publisher/14625/nerdgore

I've been steadily working on my project to draw all the monsters from the original Labyrinth Lord core rules. I managed to complete A and B inbetween commision work and I'm having a blast with it, especially getting to design some cool giant beetles... All art traditionally Hand-Drawn using brushpens!

Featured in this post are my takes on Giant Carnivorous Beetle, Giant Fire Beetle, Giant Spitting Beetle, Black Pudding, Blink Dog, Giant Boar and a Bugbear!

I always planned to release these as stock art on drive-thru and have all the monsters done so far available: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/publisher/14625/nerdgore

Anyway, hope you guys like them.... Next is Camel onwards ☺️

I've set myself a pretty big task of drawing every monster in the original Labyrinth Lord books monster section.

I've drawn professionally for a bunch of different games (Lone Wolf gamebooks, Four Against Darkness, OSE, etc) but have a real love for bestiary illustrations and the kind of stuff Russ Nichollson used to draw back in the day.

This is what I have so far, 6 monsters in haha... These are all drawn by hand using brushpens in a Moleskine sketchbook. I'm really enjoying the simplicity of just trying to draw good monster illos.

I think eventually I will release them as stock art for peoples projects, but I need a fair few more under my belt before then!

Thanks for looking

I've done tons of traditional OSR black and white ink line art but recently started experimenting with charcoal and watercolour for something a bir different.

What do you reckon?

Kind of has an older Warhammer vibe to it...

Thought you guys might like to see another page from my solo RPG journal. This is a play test of a new game called Dwarf! where you play a dwarf (obvs) that is trying to get back home. It's an OSR hex crawl with dungeon elements and enjoying it so far.

My process has evolved a bit and I've dropped the side bars detailing dice rolls, etc and just gone with a flowing story/diary... There's plenty of rolling in the background though!

This is my first time screenprinting some shirts and it's been a trial by fire, lol. The photo is my shirts after a first wash... my guess is that because I'm 'flashing' with a heat gun, it's not bound to the shirt properly (see picture)...

I've only washed one shirt as a test... so my question is can I flash the others I printed yesterday some more and they will come good?

Or can you leave them to dry naturally?

Or they just stuffed lol...

any help, much appreciated!