From right to left:
Half-Elf, Human, Halfling, Gnome, Half-Ork, Dwarf, and Elf.
I tried to draw these characters in simple clothes to show body shape as well as hint about the culture of the races they represent. The Dungeons & Dragons players handbook has some illustrations that compare all the standard races. I didnt much care for those drawings so I sketched this. I havent gotten around to drawing the male characters yet. Some of you D&D fans may feel I got things wrong. For instance the Half-Orks nose is not exactly right and I may have drawn the Elf a bit too tall. Oh, well.
The original drawing was very small.
These are great~
I like them much better than the original D&D drawings, especially the dwarf, she's very pretty.
The elf looks awsome too (I love elves!)
I hope you get around to drawing the guys, I'd love to see what they would look like~
Oh, -nice-! My main peeve with the D&D drawings was that damn half-orc with her hand on her chin and flirty smile, what the crap was up with that xD
These are a fantastic improvement! I think your costumes are pretty spot-on - I like the transition in them from human, to half-elf, to full elf, especially.
You made the half orc female look attractive O.o dmn... great job!
Anyway, I love the drawing. If you ever need an idea for the characters, buzz me lol. I have a few colorful ones - all either exiled or killed eventually.
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I like them much better than the original D&D drawings, especially the dwarf, she's very pretty.
The elf looks awsome too (I love elves!)
I hope you get around to drawing the guys, I'd love to see what they would look like~
Anyway, super awsome job!
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These are a fantastic improvement! I think your costumes are pretty spot-on - I like the transition in them from human, to half-elf, to full elf, especially.
You got me!
Female Dwarfs are hard for me to draw so I really appreciate the complement!
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Anyway, I love the drawing.
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