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Some doodles, mostly sagalos related

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Andromeda Island being almost as much of a hell as Death Queen Island was really just the fate's way of saying to Ikki that he can't protect his brother in any ways that matter

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a sitting platypus

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sleepy kitty and hat thief

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gemmys

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Been drawing a honk honk boy in-between commissions :33

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My single page illustration for @dungeonzine. Leftover sales are open until August 30th here, so grab them while you can: https://dungeonzine.carrd.co/

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𝑳𝒂𝒑𝒊𝒔𝒍𝒂𝒛𝒖𝒍𝒊...

𝑨𝒏𝒅...

𝑷𝒆𝒍𝒊𝒅𝒐𝒕.

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The Legend of Vox Machina Season 4 Sneak Peek

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"hello avatar" - korra and pavi

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Avatar: The Last Airbender Fand-Home Prints by @Kyri45

These can be found in 3 versions both as prints and T-Shirt on my RedBubble!

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Headcanon that sokka is always very affectionate but doubles it down when they're in his village

so heres some sketches of clingy sokka with the Gaang all in the Southern Water Tribe hehe

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Older Lu Ten ll ? Maybe a sketch of him as Firelord?

Best boy

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hiiiiii

I love ur avatar ocs they feel so natural to the world, do u have any advice/tips on designing an avatar character??

thanks :)

Thank you! but I gotta give credit where credit is due: most of the OCs I'm drawing belong to IRL family and friends---but I did design them!

Honestly for most of these designs I just stole bits and pieces from characters in the show, usually minor or background characters. If you spend some time looking at characters from the same nation, you'll start to see design elements repeated. For example, the Water Tribes often have fur trim on the shoulders, fur tufts that occur in threes, and triangle or wave patterned trim. I used all of these in my design for Chai Li and feel like he looks pretty natural in terms of Water Tribe design!

@atlaculture has some posts just showing lots of background characters that I used a lot. If you're looking to make an OC that looks natural to the show, I'd recommend taking a look at those and seeing what design elements you see repeated for a particular nation and using those in your design.

Water Tribe (Complete)

Fire Nation (Royal Family and Military)

Earth Kingdom (Season 1)

Earth Kingdom (Non-Ba Sing Se)

Earth Kingdom (Ba Sing Se)

atlaculture also has a great repository of posts showing the cultural inspiration behind various articles of clothing in the Avatar world if IRL inspo is more your jam! Highly recommend basically any of their posts for reference, but here's their post index if you're looking for something specific.

The only thing with IRL inspirations I would caution if you're trying to make it look like it came from the show though is you're going to have to do a loooooot of simplification and stick to the established color schemes. Using water tribe as an example again, in the show we don't really see brown in Water Tribe clothing except as shoes, belts, and armor, and gray almost never. Blue, purple, and white remain the primary colors. You can also see from this comparison (courtesy of atlaculture again) the simplification of the inspiration vs. the designs in the show (on Sokka's especially). The show designs keep large sections of one color on the main bodice and reserve trim mostly for the extremities vs. having intricate furs and trims throughout like on Sokka's.

That isn't to say you can't stay more faithful to the IRL inspiration if you want! I've seen plenty of artists do great takes on those too portraying a more realistic take on the characters and they always look fantastic, but they definitely give that more realistic and less cartoony-straight-from-the-show feel. Just depends on what you're going for I guess.

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Did you know that JRR Tolkien wrote an unpublished epilogue to Lord of the Rings? It's achingly, beautifully wistful in the way that only Lord of the Rings is. I revisited it recently because I'm guesting on my friends' LOTR podcast, and THAT reminded me that I drew a comic of the epilogue back in 2021 (all text is entirely canon). Anyway I thought folks on this website might enjoy it!