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@skollyson.bsky.social

She/her, 34, Freelance artist subsisting on creatures and coffee. Main 🐉: https://skollyson.com Shop 🛒: http://ko-fi.com/skolly/shop

A handful of the many bits and bobs that are in progress right now (some past this stage, but I liked the look of the linework). I've been so quiet because of "things", but I've been busy! I have a lot more going on than even this in actuality 😬 I miss sharing stuff, so here!

An illustration WIP of a green eastern style dragon destroying evil objects in the ocean. I virtually redid this entire illustration and like where it's going and how the project is set up far more.Lineart of an anthropomorphic dragon in orthographic sideview. These arms were made for bunching. Part of a very large character sheet project for a client.A close up of some very lively feather linework on a fox-like anthro creature. Part of a character sheet for a client.Just a simple iray render in Substance Painter of an example model I made for my students; a project I started around October last year that I have had to pick at during free periods of time. It's currently living in rigging limbo now.

"Dreams of Sunbeams" (Bronze-Winged Pionus) 18”x18” oil on stretched canvas I will miss you, always A memorial painting of my girl, four years in the making.

A square format oil painting of a bronze-winged pionus. She is sitting with her back to us, in a sunbeam, reaching under her right wing to preen. She is iridescent and multicolored with rich blues, bronzes, greens, and grey colors. A hunk of petrified wood with a rich array of blue grey, white, and tan streaks is the parrot's perch. A messy halo of caustic light surrounds her. The painting has an artist's watermark that reads Copyright 2026 Jennifer Miller Nambroth, featherdust dot comA cropped detail close-up of the prior image. The brush strokes are more obvious in this close-up.

Gonna try to post some sketches and stuff that's gone vastly (even entirely) unshared from over the past few years. These ones are sketches of Nadamat, a Kravosi OC of mine, and best boy that needs me to draw a lot more art of him for how involved he is in my stories

Painterly sketch of a kravosi (Skolly's headworld species) male named Nadamat, from the waist up. He is shirtless and orange with big heavy earrings and lots of scars.Rough sketches of Nadamat, the same kravosi male from the previous image. In one sketch he is sitting down, in the other you only see his back.

Hey! I'd like to make a thread demonstrating drawing tips. Not "how to draw" but "why I draw this way". I was going to start with some simple "I wish I had known" but - what would you like to see? Ask how/why I do/would do or approach [X] and I may put it in the thread! Share so more folks can ask!