Orlock-artbook - Art Profile

I've been dragged into League of Legends recently, and after finally delving into the character design and stories on offer, I began to love it proper.

I wanted to make a Vastayan OC, because of the colourful nature and interesting possibilities. And Riot doesn't have enough of them, anyway. So, this is Venri the brother of Rakan (according to him) who only recently was found wandering close to the towns of Ionia, observing the people and asking questions to those who are patient and kind. As for his full story ... you may have to check out @turquoise-vastayan if you want to meet him yourself.

Please click on the image to see it in full detail. I actually put a lot of work into these.

13th March, 2021.

5C for Gordan from that outfit prompt?

You people bring me nothing but curses and damnation in this house, huh?

I saw an opportunity to get out of art block with some lovely puppet guys, so I took it. Hope it's alright :3

Posted 31st July, 2023

So ... No Straight Roads is a game. A brilliant game. With amazing music, a beautiful premise, and a unique and enticing artstyle with fun Character designs. ... Yeah I made another OC- (The person in orange is @mnyeh-like‘s OC, Chamelea Karma) 26th September 2020

A ... first attempt at everyone’s favorite CEO, Handsome Jack. If I ever draw him again I’ll probably improve but that’s up for debate anyway.

Draw yourself in the animal crossing series

No one’s around to help.(The second one is transparent, And I am doing these in order of appearance in my inbox.)

Wanted to do a limited colour palette challenge. Kind of like how this ended up, ish. 15th Nov 2022

I posted this once before, on a side blog, but I'm actually too proud of my writing skills to not put this out into the world somehow again.

I wrote a fic/story, in two seperate parts with a timeskip between, featuring Khada Jhin from LoL with an OC of mine, Ulysses.

Part one is here.

And part two is here.

I hope (if you decide to read) you enjoy it. I did put a lot of effort in, and even now reading it myself brings me joy. I hope it can for you, too.