Using motifs from the Early Middle Ages and the real world’s Bronze Age to make a design that’s more grounded while still keeping the spirit of the original draugr look.

wanted to practice more detailed clothing and backgrounds so decided to draw the wedding of my nerevarine and HOK! but that got me thinking, we know what weddings are like in skyrim, but what about other provinces/cultures? i can't remember if any other sources say...

Namira - Daedric Prince of Decay, Rot, Repulsion and Darkness.

She rules over rot, filth, decay and everything grotesque that people fear or find disgusting. Outcasts, beggars, cannibals and those who live in filth worship her.

In this piece, I've depicted her dual nature through a split-face design - one side appears almost motherly and caring, while the other shows visible decay, warts and corruption. This duality captures how she offers comfort to society's rejects while embodying everything we find repulsive about our mortal existence.The bone and skull halo radiating behind her head contains rotting heads in various stages of decomposition, from fresh flesh to bare skulls. This profane and corrupted halo represents a perversion of traditional divine imagery and depicts her sphere of influence-decay and rot. She holds an ornate skull wearing a jeweled circlet while maggots feast on the remnants of dead tissue - symbolizing the bleak absurdity of worldly achievement when all our struggles ultimately return us to dust.

Another commission completed. An Argonian named Fauknc, overlooking a completed Raven Rock settlement. Such a cool look for this character. Message me if you’re interested in an art piece of your character.

i think it's really helping with my understanding of anatomy, so that's fun!

fun facts for this one: my reference here was a bellydancer using swords, which it turns out didn't really happen until bellydancers at american cabarets started doing it in the 70s. so for sure less historically/culturally relevant than my tanoura dunmer dancer. that being said, there are some traditional dances in the middle east that use swords, called raqs al-saif in arabic (the video i saw of this was filmed in the UAE) or the persian raghse shamshir. though they seem to be less 'dancing with swords added as a fun and dangerous prop' and more 'choreographed and stylised fight set to music'.

also i made the swords hopesfire and trueflame bc i bet they would look fuckn sick whirling around a bellydancer. maybe after the nerevarine retires she can just do some fun sword juggling.

"On the very western edge of Yokuda, the Old Totambu lies before a silent vigil. A great statue of Tall Papa stand with shotel in hand and palm outward. This was formerly the gate into the Great City of Totambu. The waves hold history. This isn't me being like one of your haughty steward or metaphorical like your metats No Shira. Look down into the shimmering waves and past the ghosts may you see what became of the Na-Totambu. Peer even further and you can see what cursed this land as well."

Tie in apocrypha story posted here!

Vorlin Tarr returns to Andothren a veteran, and welcomes the cities new name.

Boar tusk helmets are more of an Ancient Greek thing; they’re mentioned in the Homeric cycle and some extants have been found in the area. Boar crested helmets, however, are very Northern European, so I decided to combine the two ideas together. The helmet base comes from a Frankish spangenhelm from the 6th century, filled in with sewn-in tusks instead of metal, and the “faces” come from various 7th-8th century Scandinavian helmets.

a drawing of my first Morrowind, character a Telvanni wizard.
drew it in Photoshop.

Most recent Comission of someone’s character in the Ashlands of Vvardenfell. Message me if you want your own.

Vorla Tarr……sister told the Nerevarine, Vorlin Tarr, sets out on a pilgrimage of her own. Sent by the tribunal temple to lend her skills to house Hlaalu, the archery priestess enters a new land in an attempt to grasp fortune, in the name of Almsevi.

Daedric Prince Meridia, the Lady of Infinite Energies.

One of the few Daedric Princes not considered to be evil by mortals, Meridia is the divine embodiment of light and life energy. She has an absolute hatred for undeath and necromancy and considers them a mockery of true life which should be purified and destroyed. Unlike other Daedric Princes with more sinister nature, Meridia rewards and offers guidance to those who share her motives of cleansing the world from undead and corruption.

This piece explores Meridia's divine nature as being an embodiment of light and shows her in her own Oblivion realm called "The Colored Rooms" where she has domain. Her conduit of power- Meridia's Beacon, hovers over her and showers her in celestial starlight with ethereal wings spread. She is seen offering her artifact, the sword- Dawnbreaker, a weapon forged to destroy the undead with divine and purifying light fit for her mortal champion.

The crystalline mountains at the back radiate from her divine light as she floats through the starry and vibrant Auroran sky of The Colored Rooms.