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Description
A few lose sketches that I decided to slap some color on. Hopefully I'll be getting a few more of these up soon, as I had quite a bit of lose little drawings pock-marking the pages.

Characters shown:

Diego (in greyscale and in color). He's a Satyr with an intense hatred for the sidhe and is rather impotent in the horns department (something he is very sensitive about).

Meredith (bottom left) a Boggan who just happens to be a staunch traditionalist and a strong supporter of the feudal practices of the Sidhe. She even went so far as to swear an oath to House Gwydion. She will draw the line though, for Sidhe who are not honoring the code of Noblesse oblige.

Gretchen (bottom right) a Nocker with the dream of taking her inventions above and beyond imagination. She has great ambition and longs to prove herself to her guild, and the Bes Din in general.

These were done mainly for the purposes of practicing expression. And I wanted to try and get used to drawing them for the comic (a project that has not been abandoned, but is quite a long work-in-progress).

Description
A few lose sketches that I decided to slap some color on. Hopefully I'll be getting a few more of these up soon, as I had quite a bit of lose little drawings pock-marking the pages.

Characters shown:

Diego (in greyscale and in color). He's a Satyr with an intense hatred for the sidhe and is rather impotent in the horns department (something he is very sensitive about).

Meredith (bottom left) a Boggan who just happens to be a staunch traditionalist and a strong supporter of the feudal practices of the Sidhe. She even went so far as to swear an oath to House Gwydion. She will draw the line though, for Sidhe who are not honoring the code of Noblesse oblige.

Gretchen (bottom right) a Nocker with the dream of taking her inventions above and beyond imagination. She has great ambition and longs to prove herself to her guild, and the Bes Din in general.

These were done mainly for the purposes of practicing expression. And I wanted to try and get used to drawing them for the comic (a project that has not been abandoned, but is quite a long work-in-progress).