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For this month's personal project - I realized I hadn't actually drawn my long-running Ravenloft D&D game character, Barret - looking intimidating/badass - and wanted to do some more work in procreate and try some different brushes and lighting effects.I am VERY happy with how this turned out, and feel a bit of a level up on this piece - and I'm happy to share it with you all ( as well as some clothing alternates, and seve4ral WIP stages of the art :)

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TheBalfor4

This is great D&D work! But, didn't you state you would do this next week?

arania

Please don't micromanage the order I do my art - I have to be able to do things partially based on inspiration - this is a piece I've been working on in the evenings after finishing other commissionwork. I decided to post it early because I finished it early.

arania

I pride myself in being one of the most consistent, hard-working and reliable freelancing artists out there - I tend to work 10+ hours a day. My scanning day next week is on track to include more than 50 pages of new work. It was even your suggestion that got chosen for this month's donation art, and I know I've taken others of yours in the past. Comments like this - and the one you left on my other post - really get under my skin.

TheBalfor4

Again sorry for being rude, impatient and inconsiderate. I wasn’t thinking. I respect you as a person and I love your artistic work. I’ll try to do better in the future.

arania

Thank you - that does mean a lot - thanks for understanding why that bothered me and I promise more art is coming soon - I hope it worth the wait

TheBalfor4

It will be, it always is.

arania

Thank you :). He doesn't usually look this impressive - he's usually rather friendly and looks for any solution before combat - but he has his moments