Evelyne Park

@evelynepark.bsky.social

(she/her) Painting fantasy art and Gothic horror in traditional media. https://evelynepark.carrd.co/ 📜 evydrawsillustration@gmail.com (book illustration, ttrpg & character art)

Love the idea, let's start a train of art inspired by Bioware games ❤️ These stories mean the world to me, its characters inspired me for years, the artists and writers behind them literally helped shape my artistic journey. I am thankful for everything you've created 🫶

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In the wake of the news... feel free to quote with your art, fic, edits, etc. to show our love! Salutes in chat for the end of an era 🫡 Dragon Age truly is ours and no one can take that from us.

More daily ink drawings 💚 That green from Lennon Tool Bar has found a permanent home in the extra-fine Preppy, I just keep refilling that one. The blue ink to the left has shimmer - I'll jave to take some angled pictures to show it properly!

Close-up picture of a sketchbook page, showing sketches drawn in different fountain pen inks. The objects sketched are from the collection of the Korean National Museum (beads, porcelain, incense burners, large bells...) and two pens pictured next to the sketches are a Kakuno with a fine nib and a Preppy with an extra fine nib.

Oh hi. It's my birthday 🙂 I have to say that diving into acrylic painting and book illustration over these last few years has been incredibly rewarding, and I enjoy learning more, painting more, and getting older really is quite great!

Cover illustration for "Fusion Fragment" showing a portrait of a woman facing upwards, as a mirror shatters around her. The mirror shards all show eyes of other women trapped within them. Two mask shards are also falling around her face, inspired by Japanese kabuki masks, representing her mixed heritage. Acrylic painting showing Sauron's defeat by Lúthien and Huan at Tol-in-GaurhothBook interior illustration for "Fangs for Nothing", showing the MC Winnie in a castle hallway. The scene takes inspiration from Gothic horror and Gothic romance movies, from the nightgown design to the candelabra. 
A black cat hides behind Winnie's leg, a vampire hides in a dark doorway, and the red candlelight reflects of a suit of armor and several empty painting frames. Acrylic character illustration for a fantasy book commission. The two characters are shown in a sparse, partially destroyed ice palace hall. Both characters have unnaturally pale skin and are clad in black.

It's also the ink that I used for some of the wildfire and tree bark studies. It has a dark red sheen that comes out wherever I layer and crosshatch the most - kinda ominous yet beautiful!

A detail shot of a sketchbook page, showing a rough ink study of a burnt tree, focusing on the bark textures. Drawn with a fountain pen (also pictured) with an extra fine nib, in a dark teal color with a red sheen in its deepest shadows.

There's just something about ink and pen nibs. In the past (as in, a decade ago) a G-pen nib and the Deleter ink were my go-to tools, but open ink jars really aren't the most practical (🐈) ... so falling down the fountain pen rabbit hole really was just a question of time.

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There's just something about ink and pen nibs. In the past (as in, a decade ago) a G-pen nib and the Deleter ink were my go-to tools, but open ink jars really aren't the most practical (🐈) ... so falling down the fountain pen rabbit hole really was just a question of time.

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Wildfire Remnants Sketched with an EF fountain pen nib for those scribbled textures. The "For Whom the Bell Tolls" ink by Wearingeul is a dark blue-teal, but with an ominous red sheen when layered.

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