Hi! I'm Bhoren, a french computer science student who likes to draw in my free time and thought that going here on mastodon.art could be a good place to look at amazing works!
I draw almost only digitally with Huion tablets and Krita, but I sometime do paper sketches as well.
My favorite artists are Tohad (Sylvain Sarrailh), Manchu (Philippe Bouchet) and Makkon (Ben Hale).
I also store most of my interesting work on my own repository : http://bhoren.the-tin-locust.com/
Some afternoon doodling, playing around a bit with the #Gargoyles OC I made about 20 years too late lol 🦇
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New drawing!
Our DM recently told us about the Warforged race. And since I love Kobolds, of course I was going to mix these two things up!
Here is WK-014, but their fellow soldiers affectionately called them K-Bolt.
While K-Bolt never quite grasped the interest of puns, others seemed to like the nickname and they decided to keep it.
New drawing!
Our DM recently told us about the Warforged race. And since I love Kobolds, of course I was going to mix these two things up!
Here is WK-014, but their fellow soldiers affectionately called them K-Bolt.
While K-Bolt never quite grasped the interest of puns, others seemed to like the nickname and they decided to keep it.
I did this artwork after months without drawing and without training back first, a thing I would *not* recommend for anybody to do because of very obvious reasons.
Looking back at the video I find the endless struggling almost amusing x)
Alright, bonus video.
Do you remember the 3d modeling thread I made, paused, told you I'd continue later and then never did in a classic Bhoren fashion ?
Well, I did not continue it (what did you expect 😬 ) but I quickly did a token for our game of D&D and took the opportunity to try and make a timelapse!
Some experiments with Blender's EEVEE engine!
The textures are from the amazing artist Makkon! (https://twitter.com/BenjaminHale7)
That's it, the thread is now up to date with the tweeter one. I'll try to think to keep them both updated at the same time! 🙂
(11/02/2020) The method I decided to use was to use Bézier curve objects : one for the path of each strand, one for the width of the strands and one for the shape of the strands.
Next step is trying more colour palettes for the skin, hair and horns!
Currently studying computer science. Hobbyist artist trying to become a professional at some point.