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I've made an exception to my "no fan-art for pre-made products" policy lol
I don't really know what to say about this one. It kinda speaks for itself!
Because I haven't been uploading my art as it gets finished, this one is already made as a print- along with around half a dozen more that I haven't posted here yet. (I'm getting to it, I just don't want to flood y'all's inboxes!)
I honestly had no idea that Baldur's Gate 3 was coming out when I made this lmao. It was neat to have it on hand at IFC, even if I couldn't say much about the game lmao
This is available as an 11x17 in print in my Etsy shop! :D
https://therainbowkirin.etsy.com
As always, thanks for looking into my weird mind-scape.
I don't really know what to say about this one. It kinda speaks for itself!
Because I haven't been uploading my art as it gets finished, this one is already made as a print- along with around half a dozen more that I haven't posted here yet. (I'm getting to it, I just don't want to flood y'all's inboxes!)
I honestly had no idea that Baldur's Gate 3 was coming out when I made this lmao. It was neat to have it on hand at IFC, even if I couldn't say much about the game lmao
This is available as an 11x17 in print in my Etsy shop! :D
https://therainbowkirin.etsy.com
As always, thanks for looking into my weird mind-scape.
Category Artwork (Digital) / Fantasy
Species Kobold
Gender Multiple characters
Size 1200 x 1840px
File Size 3.52 MB
Fun fact! Cobolt the element actually gets its name from the kobolds of Germanic myth. People were mining ores that looked like valuable metal ores but released toxic fumes attempting to smelt them. The folklore was that these ores were pranks left by kobolds. As the science of chemistry advanced, the ores were discovered to contain a previously unknown element that was named after the kobolds the minerals were associated with.
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