#beastsoul's art

[beastsoulart]

𝘐𝘵 𝘪𝘴 𝘣𝘦𝘵𝘵𝘦𝘳 𝘵𝘰 𝘩𝘢𝘷𝘦 𝘭𝘰𝘷𝘦𝘥 𝘢𝘯𝘥 𝘭𝘰𝘴𝘵

𝘵𝘩𝘢𝘯 𝘯𝘦𝘷𝘦𝘳 𝘵𝘰 𝘩𝘢𝘷𝘦 𝘭𝘰𝘷𝘦𝘥 𝘢𝘵 𝘢𝘭𝘭.

[larrythedmguy]

https://larrythedmguy.com/blog/f/dungeon-and-dragons-beast-soul-sorcerer-subclass

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[elezenchaser-art]

2020

Custom artifact gear for Athral. I call it Beastsoul. Basically a mashup of all my favorite gearsets from the game + some creative freedom.

Original done in Copic Multiliners/Markers on paper. Digital outlines done later for practise purposes

[mechlizard]

Convention Post (Anthrocon)

I wasn't able to make it to an anime convention because I was up in Pittsburgh at the same time that the local anime convention was happening. I was up at a furry convention named Anthrocon with an attendance of 17,639 people. A "furry" in this context is someone who enjoys anthropomophized (humanized) animal characters. I was hanging out with friends, having good food, having many drinks, and spending nearly an irresponsible amount of money on merch I don't really need. From everything that I've heard about other conventions, furry conventions are pretty similar. There is a dealers den, an artist alley, panels for people to talk about whatever odd topic they want to speak on, video game rooms, and board game rooms. But with the big exception that many people are dressed up in their own original character creation, with a few cosplays of popular media characters mixed in.

Anthrocon's dealers den

As much as anime enthusiasts probably wouldn't like it, these two groups of enthusiasts very much like each other. Everyone is here because they enjoy the subject enough to travel all the way or are willing to go hang out with friends that do. At the end of the day, they just enjoy shooting the shit with like-minded people in a place they feel comfortable. It's a nice little bit of escapism and surrealism for everyone involved. One of the only key differences is that furries are encouraged to put their effort into creating their own characters, usually taking bits and pieces of characters they enjoy and making it into their own thing. Compared to other fandoms that usually make accurate recreations of already established media.

This flight attendant bird that I've seen a few times walking around with what appears to be an actual Delta Airlines cart. I feel they are a good example of a unique character that takes ideas from multiple sources.

Since I'm in an anime class, I decided to attend the panel that had the most anime-sounding title and landed on "Who is Hatsune Miku?". I expected a relatively boring panel, but was pleasantly surprised at the really well thought out discussion about the Vocaloid fandom and an impressively large description of Hatsune Miku's history as a vocaloid. The presenter went over what games, anime, songs, merchandise, and even commercials that Muku appeared in. It was quite a trip.

The absolute anomaly of a presenter wearing this drip throughout the entire presentation. He had to shove the microphone into his head's mouth to be able to speak clearly into it.

One of the presenter's slides where they went over the different animes that Hatsune Miku cameoed in.

As for the dealer's den and artist alleys, they resembled the few episodes of Genshiken that we watched that took place in the convention centers, but I'm sure you would be surprised to hear that it had less of an emphasis on adult content. Anthrocon knows of the rumors people have about furry conventions and sets rules accordingly to remove any visible adult content to overcorrect for those rumors. There are some suggestive themes, but nothing actively sexual, except for a small, shrouded section that requires ID to enter. But the range of dealers is quite large. Clothing, wall scrolls, prints, books, comics, chocolate, pins, keychains, fursuit parts and supplies, figurines, art commission slots, and lots more. Trying to stay within budget, I only picked up two things. Some merchandise someone made of a really cute manga named Monotone Blue and a surprise box from an artist that makes incredible wall tapestries named Beastsoul: https://x.com/beastsoulart

The Monotone Blue stickers and keychain that I bought. The characters are from a Japanese romance slice of life manga.

This shrine to Mufasa in the Family Guy death pose right on the dealer's den floor. People left offerings. RIP

Other than these things, I did what I normally do at a furry convention during down time. Find a table in a spot with my friends where I can see all the crazy fursuiters walking past, play some board games, and let people use my Telegram sticker printer: https://github.com/MechLizard/TelegramStickerPrinter

Here are a few more pictures:

A big moth fursuiter in front of one of the sticker walls that they had to replace every day after it filled up.

[swevenfox]

Couple of detailed bust commissions did recently - one based on native American folklore the other is a Predator OC 

Characters belong to their respective owners -

[cinnamonpyroll]

Art Fight attack against BeastSoul! Peter's design is so cool! I don't know why I decided to draw him in the Thinker pose, but I enjoyed working on this a lot! :D

[eatingbugsanddirt]

Me: Gosh. I wish I had art to post because I want to get my own work out there too. Also Me, during artfight: Anyway!! I don’t usually do much during artfight and that,,, hasn’t changed. Hey, I’m dedicated to revenging though, so if you want to attack me 👀 Here’s one attack that I’ve done, I’ll be posting the other one separately later. Prism is a RAD unicorn that belongs to BeastSoul!

[brimbrimbrimbrim]

Art Fight attack on BeastSoul, check out their amazing art  https://twitter.com/BeastSoulArt

[katthekitkatlord]

Gift art I did for Beastsoul over on twitter. Luar belongs to them, and bottom Zu’kon belongs to me. You can find the uncensored version on my Twitter @/BexelyK

[rivvilrothe]

Aaaand Art fights from the past few days Chara owned by: Sandscales Beastsoul Kyrosh

[namelesscoyoteart]

Art fight attack for BeastSoul on Art fight! I can't post it there yet though cuz the site is SHIT. Also, my first bug! I'm gonna try to be more active on art fight this year. I'll mostly do warm up // in between commissions doodle so cleaner than sketch, messier than ordinary full work. I'll attack back (or at least try to). Friendly fire is okay. https://artfight.net/~NamelessCoyote Team Tea GO! Type of art: Art fight // half body w/ simple experimental shade Time frame: 1hr Programs used: Procreate Date finished: 01.07.2018

[beastsoulart]

𝘴𝘰𝘮𝘦𝘵𝘩𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘸𝘪𝘤𝘬𝘦𝘥 𝘵𝘩𝘪𝘴 𝘸𝘢𝘺 𝘤𝘰𝘮𝘦𝘴...

Concepts for new masks I plan on sculpting next month!