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I have a ton of things with deadlines and things I owe to people to draw, but I took a little time to get this finished.
I've had this piece sketched for almost three months, but as Garhan ended up a little closer to dying than I'd like him to do in our last Pathfinding session, I felt like it would be a good time to finish this piece.
If it wasn't clear yet this is my Pathfinder character, Garhan Ghaidos the tiefling Witch, and his familiar, Calanthe the goat. Sleeping on a meadow.

This really started out simple, mainly because I wanted to draw a picture of Garhan's feet and tail showing, and secondly because I want to learn how to draw people sleeping.
Now that I finished it I wanted to be experimental and inked this with a brown brush-tipped pen, then colored it with watercolors and used some experimental shading.
...And that's how a simple sketchy piece turned into a piece of art I'm most proud of since a long time.
I'm super happy with this piece, I really think I was able to capture a serene, storybook-like moment. I hope all of you will enjoy it too!

Faber-Castell brush-tip pen and watercolors on aquarel paper.

Description
I have a ton of things with deadlines and things I owe to people to draw, but I took a little time to get this finished.
I've had this piece sketched for almost three months, but as Garhan ended up a little closer to dying than I'd like him to do in our last Pathfinding session, I felt like it would be a good time to finish this piece.
If it wasn't clear yet this is my Pathfinder character, Garhan Ghaidos the tiefling Witch, and his familiar, Calanthe the goat. Sleeping on a meadow.

This really started out simple, mainly because I wanted to draw a picture of Garhan's feet and tail showing, and secondly because I want to learn how to draw people sleeping.
Now that I finished it I wanted to be experimental and inked this with a brown brush-tipped pen, then colored it with watercolors and used some experimental shading.
...And that's how a simple sketchy piece turned into a piece of art I'm most proud of since a long time.
I'm super happy with this piece, I really think I was able to capture a serene, storybook-like moment. I hope all of you will enjoy it too!

Faber-Castell brush-tip pen and watercolors on aquarel paper.