Fantasy things to draw

If you like dragons and other fantasy creatures, this is the post for you. Russian Artist Alvia Alcedo specialises in al all manner of fantastical creatures. Dragons being at the centre of that list, but by no means the only ones on it. In fact, one of my favourite ones in this post is the one of the two winged mice. Creatures of all shapes, colors and sizes adorn the walls of this post. Have a look at them and enjoy imagining great stories, adventures involving them. If you want to see more…

From the gloom of Mirkwood to the comfort of the Hundred Acre Wood, forests are one of the most iconic settings in storytelling. There is just something about a forest that brings a feeling of mystery, not knowing what lies around the bend in the trail. Whether you are creating a setting for your next rpg campaign or writing a story for your book, an enchanted glade in the middle of a dense canopy, or a lost city reclaimed by the trees is where myths are born and retold.

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A waterfall is an iconic feature to include on your fantasy maps and something you don't see enough. In this tutorial, you will learn some simple steps to walk you through how to draw a waterfall on your map for your next rpg or book. Let’s start mapping!

🦇🍂 𝐞𝐥𝐢𝐳𝐚𝐛𝐞𝐭𝐡 🕷️🎃 | Winged Fawn doodle 🦋🦌 I want to work in more traditional mediums! Most of my work is a traditional sketch finished digitally, but I'd love… | Instagram