Hooty is a male owlfolk wizard
Nobody is sure when it appeared or how long it stood motionless, but the stories of grandparents playing around it as children are often told to children but who can believe stories of grandparents being young? What is known is the day it came alive and defended the children from a small band of goblins. The day was filled with laughter as children played in The Grove around the immobile figure but screams of terror soon could be heard by the villagers working nearby. When they ran to help the children, they saw the figure had come to life and was protecting the children from gnashing goblins. With the help of the workers, the goblins were dispatched, and the figure was welcomed into the community. They called it Grove from where it saved the little ones and where it was best remembered. When Grove began questioning the elders on its origins it was dissatisfied with the cryptic answers received. Curiosity building Grove finally decided to set out and explore the world and find where it came from and why it had come to stand in the grove near a small village. On its journey, it found its calling of protecting children of all shapes, sizes, and race. Commission work. INSTAGRAM: @jakub_jagoda_art MY SOCIAL MEDIA: https://linktr.ee/jakubjagoda
Reader Limerick Challenge Number #3 source In the winter small mammals they’ll pick In the summer small birds or a tick Perhaps some fresh...
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Artist: REGARDIN OSMI
Disclosure: This is AI art, I did not make this Prompt: a lizard person wearing rusty scrap metal as armor, wielding a metal sign as a weapon, with a metal mask covering the entire face, in a wasteland, 2D DND art style
Goblin by Ren YS on ArtStation.
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Made some familiars for my three main witches
Female Green Basilisk Basiliscus plumifrons "The green basilisk lizard spends much of its time in trees that are near water. If they feel threatened while on a branch hanging over the water, they simply let themselves drop into the water and take off running. They can run upright approximately 5 feet per second across the surface of the water and are sometimes called the Jesus Christ Lizard. The green basilisk is a very bright green. The males have a large crest which is used to attract females. The female is smaller than the male and does not have a large crest. Diet: Small insects, snails, frogs, fish, and lizards; plant material and occasionally fruit" Zoo Miami My Easter contribution
It's really hard to make decent figures with the parts I have at school, but I thought this one turned out pretty nice. I've had a small landscape built for a while and it worked perfectly for the background. Lego makes a great de-stressing tool after a long day of midterms and studying. -Jordan
