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TamLin123@tamlin123.art · 2y ago

Hi there! I'm TamLin123. I like drawing cute and/or cool creatures, I've got a soft spot for fantasy themes and I think kobolds are neat =D

A red kobold bard playing a lute. He is standing behind a larger, armored person wielding a sword, possibly fighting an enemy off-screen. I'm pretty sure the kobold bard would not be looking so cocky if he didn't have a larger friend to stand between him and the enemy.A kobold artificer riding a mechanical dragon. The kobold is wearing shiny scale mail and is wielding a long, mechanical lance. The mechanical dragon's body is formed from interlocking plates of brass-colored metal with exposed gears and pistons at its limbs. They both have a fearsome expression and are looking directly towards you. What ever did you do to piss them off??A young fox wearing a green tunic and holding a long bow is gesturing towards a far away archery target. The tree behind the target and the ground around it are absolutely littered with arrows jutting out at various angles. Only a single arrow is stuck on the target, perfectly on the center. The fox has an expression of joy, surprise and accomplishment, likely due to his singular success. We could all stand to be more like this fox fellow I reckon!A determined-looking white kobold is swinging a sword, leaving a white-blue afterimage in its path. The kobold is wearing silver-colored armor and has a long blue scarf. Look at him go!
Hatok@hatok.bsky.social · 14h ago

something I always thought would be neat to do in a Persona game is to use minor arcana for social links for like, acquaintances and well wishers like the guy at the hobyy shop you visit a lot so they know your name but you don't talk about anything serious, and you get like, the swords card

Joaquín Baldwin@joabaldwin.com · yesterday

Go see Wildwood. Seriously, don’t wait—go see Wildwood. What a piece of art. The love for the manual craft, for story that doesn’t hold back, for filmmaking that is not here to answer to stockholders, it weaves all through it. Incredible stuff.

Promotional photo from Laika of one of the coyote puppets from Wildwood with an animator using tweezers to position a tiny thread on the coyote's shoulder pad.