#cos art

[pigeon-princess]

Some Curse of Strahd NPC art I've been hoarding!

[crowholtz]

Count Strahd von Zarovich

First in a series of CoS portraits of NPCs from our campaign I commissioned from amazing lovely artist @kinothecleric. Outfit designed by lovely player @guardianinthemist

[eliotbaum]

Tender hearts and weary souls 🩸⛅️

(or: that time we turned a portion of our Curse of Strahd game into a period drama romance, featuring my cleric pc and lydia petrovna)

[churchboi666]

The thought of making a joke knock off of Curse of Strahd but with the ROOTs system is in my mind.

newbie to ROOT and in a CoS campaign rn so wanted to mix stuff I like together, it was fun to replicate the art style :]

[mimudraeg]

Some strahd doodles

[terrified-spider]

And you'll strew some sage and lilies and roses where I rot Of all the flowers you picked, I knew you would forget Forget-me-nots

-Elsa's Song, The Amazing Devil

[hikarinokusari]

... Is no Blinsky ? Sneak peek of my contribution for the Curse of Strahd fanzine "Memento Mori", held by @curseofsergei :)

[shrimpari]

"I see all of you as rats. Nothing...but...rats."

The Abbot of Saint Markovia

[pumpkincalico]

happy Halloween to the vampire that turned me team edward 

[oyaamazumi]

i can't believe i've done smth normally

hellion from cos :pray:

[pigeon-princess]

Nightmares & Campfires 

It wouldn’t be a Curse of Strahd party if they weren’t experiencing the horrors. 

[crowholtz]

one of my Curse of Strahd characters, Silka. she's one of the wildfolk of Barovia. I wanted to see her in some traditional wildfolk clothes, which are heavily slavic inspired, specifically Ukranian inspirations!

the Wildfolk here have a lot of Shifters from werecreature ancestry. Silka's line comes from werelynx shifters!

the art is by amazing @liusia-piu. I wanted to get an actual Ukranian artist to do this so I could get some advice on the clothing, the embroidery, and the jewelry. I also learned some cool stuff bout cats in Ukraninan mythology! Thank you so much <33

[eliotbaum]

doing hourlies (with my curse of strahd pc), figured I should share this panel

[churchboi666]

He Is the Ancient, He Is the Land

Me and my partner (who is the CoS DM) will start writting for it 🦇🍷 [not sure this would blend in with the other books, but oh well ᕕ( ᐛ )ᕗ] ((the cast of Ravenloft is next))

[folkloric-love]

"You will find a woman who is more than the sum of her parts." Meet Vasilka, the demure and reticent "daughter" of the Abbot of Saint Markovia's Abbey. She enjoys cooking and sewing, and often takes in mending work for the villagers in exchange for small tokens and wine. She loves flowers and animals, spending a great deal of time tending to the gardens that provide food for the long-term patients confined to the Abbey's hospital. I was invited to join a campaign-in-progress to take on the role of one of the major NPCs and was more than happy to play as the demure yet slightly unsettling Vasilka! After receiving a rough outline of her character and background, I immediately began work putting my own interpretation onto her. I drew a great deal of inspiration from the Pinocchio archetype and characters with an emotionally flat affect, such as Rei Ayanami and The Plain Doll. It was The Plain Doll, especially, which informed a great deal of her personality and character arc, and I even tried to mimic her voice and cadence. The Bloodborne fans in the party were delighted, and one of the players said they "would turn into a slug and be comforted by her." It's quite possibly the highest form of praise I could receive for Vasilka, so thank you so much for that! It is my hope that the party will help to awaken the latent emotions buried deep within her heart and help her to become more "human." Please take care of her, everyone!

Thank you, @luclovestruck for bringing my creepy yet well-meaning daughter to life!

[fourtytwo42]

Kendyll colored mudwinggggg