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Thanks for all the new attention for this fanart of Merrill... hope we see her again this fall.

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No need to wake up from this dream.

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Somewhere far away to dream this world away

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Made a video of the full process of drawing Baldur's Gate 3 fanart.

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A little something I drew during the weekend. Been playing Baldur's Gate 3...

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Really excited to show you the illustrations I made for LORE, a fantasy board game now live on Kickstarter! Please take a look if you are a friend of fantastical worlds, creatures and stories. 🌟✨ Loved working on this project and I'm really proud of what we were able to accomplish. 😊 Link to the Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/lorefairytales/lore-board-game

Please check out @campfiregamesllc on Instagram for more info!

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Some private commissions I've done over the past couple of years. Thank you so much Kate, Ruth, Vanessa, Ignacio and Mike! ✨

I am not currently taking private commission (exception for those I've accepted earlier - I will be contacting you soon!)

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Autumn had a Dream A piece I've been painting a little by little between work... since last autumn. 😅

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Beast of the Old Rises

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Private commission for a beautiful couple.

Thank you so much E and T! ☺️

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Mass Effect. <3

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"After all, what is a shadow if there is no light", it spoke softly. A little something I've done between work.

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Alone in the world, together

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Your art is fantastic, you probably get this quite a bit, but do you have any tips for young artists

Hi there!

Thank you so much for your kind words! I don’t know if I have tips that will work for every one, but a few things helped me when I was younger. It’s always recommended and I also vouch for just drawing from life and examining how things actually look like. It really helps to understand what kind of shapes make things look intriguing and charming. Also just being interested in art and trying to understad how different artists saw and interpreted the world in to their work helped me to develop my own way of drawing things. “My style”, so to speak.

And just, drawing a lot, but not to the point of exhaustion. Drawing things that interest you and make you feel inspired. Trying out different mediums within your reach, such as pencils, watercolors or other paints, digital, etc. to find out what works best for you. Not getting disgouraged if you feel like you are not meeting your goals in a certain timeframe. Learning never ends when it comes to art.

And drawing just to have fun. :) 

I hope these weren’t too obvious or something, feel free to ask and I’ll try to answer the best I can. ^^

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The Last Night of the Winter

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I had the amazing opportunity to illustrate Karah Sutton's enchanting novel A Wolf for a Spell a while back. Here are some of my personal faves.

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Summer Flights

Thank you everyone for all the nice and kind comments past few weeks! <3