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Lance Constable Vilip proceeding along a cobblestone path in the evening, ready to take appropriate action should any Scoundrel show up.

Usually by rapidly proceeding away from the scoundrel.

This piece were based on an old sketch of a 5e character that I used for all of two sessions, Fighter/rogue Kobolds are surprisingly effective, I must say.

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Uhro, the kobold worshipper of the occult dragon Skriftrull, here pictured trying to preach the word of Skriftrull.  My current character in a pathfinder game, where I play him as a wyrmwitch with a knack for healing(hopefully). Thus far, his exploits are few, but his snubby ways have not gone unnoticed.

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Another kobold, bravely standing all fancy like in his light plate armor. The armor is modeled after 14th century Italian plate with a touch from the 16th century. The helmet is an amalgamation of a bascinet, babute, and a burgonet, just because kobold faces are troublesome, maybe a houndskull bascinet would work? This piece was quite experimental as it’s fully digital, drawn over both Clip studio(sketch and colour) and Inkscape(lineart).

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Inktober day 29, double.

Picking it up again before the month’s over. Attempted to depict a character idea for Pathfinder, a character that didn’t take off, but I might just draw her some more in the future.

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Day 10, Flowing.

My contribution to day 10 of inktober. A kobold water-kineticist.

‘tis a kobold, who affects the flow of things, I guess it is, bending the water to its will.

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Inktober Day 5, Chicken.

This is not a kobold fleeing from battle, no, it’s a tactical retreat to prepare the deeper defenses, yes, that’s what is going on. No cowards here, no.

On another note, really need to work on my hands and expressions, but had to do this quick due to having not a lot of time on my hands today.

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Inktober day 4, Spell

Got a better pen for drawings instead of a blue ballpoint, and couldn’t decide between someone trying to spell a word, or someone casting a spell.. I think this is a compromise of sorts.

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Inktober Day 3. Roasted.

Had to rush this thing a bit, but think it turned out all right. A lill bold transporting a roast to it’s dragon overlord’s lair.

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Trying out this inktober thingy, as I need to get back into the whole drawing thing again.

Following the prompts given, so this is my attempt at a tranquil scene

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Attempting the digital once more, this time drawing former Constable Milre. A Bold fighter trained in the art of watching for trouble(but didn’t quite learn to apprehend it instead of running from it).

Hopefully this one won’t get a fatal case of cave bear.

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First bold drawn fully as digital art and not as a vector. Turned out all right considering that I haven’t touched Krita for almost half a year.

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Enter Vihse, a kobold cleric ready for adventure! Although she doesn’t have much in the way of clerical equipment, as one day while working in a smithy she heard the booming voice of her god demanding her to go out in the world to do its work. This drawing took waay too long to finish, for I was unsure how to do the scale armor.. In the end I settled for giving it slightly edgy lines and placed some minor scaled lines around it at more or less random.

Also, I didn’t realize Just how tiny kobolds are, this little one is only 76.2 centimeters tall and I kind of want to try and draw something ti illustrate just how tiny it is.

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More Kobold smith! This time dressed for adventure, got inspired by a reblog of the other one to draw it as a Forge Cleric. Specifically for the deity of Gond.

I haven’t a clue about name nor much else about this one, perhaps she has been around humans for years and became a cleric of Gond that way?

Still working on getting the bold body down properly, those feet..

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Another medieval Kobold, this time a crossbow wielding one.

Doing his best with his miniature crossbow while hiding behind a pavise. How a kobold got involved in a siege, I have no clue about.

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Kobold smith, such cute creatures of kobolds deserve more art.

This one is apparently in the process of raising a helmet, and seems to have some clue of what it is doing.

So here it is, a vector of a kobold smith wearing European high/late medieval garp. I may revisit it to add more detail and a background, but for now, this is it~

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Socks! Well, knightly pon wearing mail chausses, but that pretty much amounts to the same thing, doesn’t it?

I felt like drawing a pony wearing socks, first thought to put socks on argent, but her particular.. shape of legs made it look very uncanny, so instead I put some on Chivalric. I kind of think this would amount to under armour for a pony, adding the plate stuff atop along with some bits of mail to cover the tender spots that need flexibility.

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A simple side view of Argent walking along, she rather enjoys long walks through town just for the view as most her life had been spent with only few ponies around.

I wanted to see how quickly I could make a simple drawing of her, this took about two hours from start to finish to make, starting with a sketch on paper and vectoring said sketch in Inkscape.