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My OC's sons. Maril doesn't look old enough to be a father, but that's the irony, after all, he's already over 50 years old.

Faenir is a decent bosmer who practices the leather trade and lives for the benefit of the community. Brinthir, on the contrary, is a thief, a scamp and just a disgrace to the family. Both were about 30 years old when Maril became infected with vampirism.

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Hear me out…

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Ruven and Remora in detail. I drew her for the first time :)

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Your TES art is stunning! Do you ever take comissions?

Oh, thank you so much! Unfortunately, no, I have very little time due to studies and work.

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Here comes the man

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@rainbowfriedrich's pretty boy Sheti ~

In our setting, we decided to bring the culture of light/high elves closer to classic Egyptian culture, without the most boring and overused tropes. We will not copy much, but we will draw inspiration from clothing, speech, and writing. We'll have to think about funerary traditions to make them unique.

The race itself will not only be "light". This is the privilege of the aristocracy. Peasants will have orange skin, almost copper-colored like the canonical Egyptians. A few words about drawings on the face. Names play an important role in Egyptian magic, especially full personal names. To use true magic, you must reveal your full name to the deity. This is dangerous because during rituals, priests may experience pain as a punishment for drawing on divine powers. "A priest who knows magic" simply means belonging to a temple of some god. Magic here also means simple spells that work half the time.

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Sheti with slay makeup

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Ruven has a mediocre attitude towards magic, but he has some potential, so after a couple of months of thoughtful studies he can learn the basics of fire magic. Another thing is that Sheti - a talented and experienced magician - exaggerates his successes too much.

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I'm making some clothing concepts for Ruven for an "Indian-mythic" setting my friend is writing text for.

Although Ruven originally existed in a medieval European environment, it's easy to imagine him as a blacksmith in southern Asia. His background wouldn't have changed much - his father came from the west, his mother from the far east, and Ruven would still be the only dark elf around. His clothing would be noticeably different, though.

Usually, Ruven worked in the forge in the second set of clothes, with only an apron added. Like all other peasants, he did not wear shoes.

This does not apply to TES, although the character is still the same.

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Blood rage

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Some dark magic or whatever

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Fallen Moon, Shattered Star

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/sigh/

"After his death, he was supposedly transformed into a Bonewalker. Even though this information is lost to the annals of most Tribune histories, he is still depicted in his bonewalker form on his Temple shrines."

I was a little impressed by this information. So... Nerevar the Undead?

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"After his death, he was supposedly transformed into a Bonewalker. Even though this information is lost to the annals of most Tribune histories, he is still depicted in his bonewalker form on his Temple shrines."

I was a little impressed by this information. So... Nerevar the Undead?

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Yare yare...

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Waidmanns Heil!

I spent quite a while drawing an animation in my head that would tell about the fateful day in the life of this Bosmer. But since I'm not an animator, I'll make do with one frame :))

In essence, this moment is about how the hunter became the prey of a vampire. A rather stupid vampire who didn't finish off Maril, because he thought that he would die from blood loss. It turned out that the Bosmer was strong enough to survive both the bite and the subsequent infection with vampirism.

I still hate drawing backgrounds 👁👁

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Ah