Pokemon Inktober, Days 1 - 5! I’ll be posting these in batches of 5 to make it easier on myself. I am following this particular list!

Last batch of Free Aywas Sketches!

The second bunch of commissions from Flight Rising! All characters belong to their respective owners.

You can see my FR commission thread [HERE!]

My first round of Flight Rising art commissions! You can check out the thread
[HERE]!

SCC Commission for holy kris2 (#15280) on Aywas! They asked for a Leafy Dragon Carousel. My first SCC in a long while, I’m pretty proud with how it turned out!

SUPER LATE VALENTINE’S OOPS

SURPRISE! Here are the lengthened Vistas I made for Black Friday. Hope you are all enjoying them!

A quick picture of Glavenus because it’s my favourite monster, and I’ll be super sad if it’s not in World!

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Standard: Considered the ‘original’, the Standard Girafarig originated in the Johto region. Preferring plains and loose bush, they are the most commonly seen and owned. Their watchful and nurturing nature makes them good companions for children.

Plains: A more wild variant, Plains Girafarig live almost exclusively on the savannah. Traveling in small herds, they are known to be aggressive and stubborn, violently lashing out at anything they perceive as a threat with both heads.

Polar: Found only in areas that experience snowfall all year round, in addition to their pale colouring, they are notoriously difficult to encounter. Both genders grow antlers, with the males’ usually more impressive, and shed them towards the beginning of Summer.

Jungle: Recently discovered in the depths of the dense jungle surrounding Fortree City, precious little is known about this variant. They are suspected to live solitary lives outside of breeding season, and their horns are shortened and blunt to avoid getting caught in thick vegetation.

Shorthorn: With perhaps a bit of a misnomer, the Shorthorn is a mountainous variant of Girafarig that is commonly used for labour and travel purposes. Despite the threatening horns, they are steadfast and friendly, making them a favourite among rural communities and farmers.

Lucky: (Shiny) Amicable and loving, Lucky Girafarig are quick to grow attached to their trainers. Their rarity and unique coat mean they are highly sought after, and competition to obtain a single egg is fierce.