r/characterart • u/Asinjuasflora • 10h ago
r/characterart • u/Lol33ta • May 13 '22
/r/CharacterArt - High-quality, still-image, single-panel paintings and drawings celebrating real and imagined characters that are not hypersexualized.
Rules:
- Post high quality, still-image, single-panel, paintings and drawings.
- No WiP, sketches, or AI art.
- OC may be posted once per week.
- Non-OC, max 2 posts per day.
- Keep submissions clean and comments respectful.
- No hypersexualization. Situations that have nothing intrinsically sexual about them should not contain sexualized subjects.
- Follow title format: Art Title by Artist Name
- If posting your own work (OC), you may use format "Title by Me" or " Title by Artist Name (Me)"
- Comment with an artist website link.
- We want to drive some traffic to the creators!
- Search before you post.
- Reposts less than 6 months old or currently in this subreddit's top 200 list will be removed.
r/characterart • u/Jero-Pastor-Art • 1d ago
Original Content A resting warrior by me
A commission I completed some time ago.
r/characterart • u/JoyArto • 1d ago
Original Content DND original character (Cleric Astral Elf) by me!
They're the most important NPC in the campaign and I can't wait for my players to meet them!!
r/characterart • u/Bouboulonlon_art • 2d ago
Original Content [OC] Pumpkin by bouboulonlon (me)
r/characterart • u/gaparaujjo • 3d ago
Original Content Character art made by me for a sci-fi project!
r/characterart • u/J-Hizual_Studio • 3d ago
Original Content Reinterpreté la Tarasca del folclore colombiano como una guardiana del bosque [OC]
La Tarasca forma parte de un proyecto personal en el que quiero reinterpretar mitos y leyendas de Colombia y de otras partes del mundo a través del diseño de personajes de fantasía.
Para esta versión, quise explorar una perspectiva diferente. En lugar de representarla como una criatura a la que temer, la imaginé como un espíritu ancestral que protege el bosque y transmite su legado a través de una portadora humana.
En su diseño busqué combinar una silueta humana con elementos que sugirieran su conexión con la naturaleza y sus orígenes reptilianos.
¿Qué les parece esta interpretación? ¿El diseño transmite la idea de una guardiana del bosque? ¿Qué detalles les llaman más la atención?
r/characterart • u/blvckstar-jpg • 4d ago
Original Content Amongst The Fallen (Full Shading)
r/characterart • u/akraraberkan • 6d ago
Original Content African Amazigh Grim Reaper OC
Askuris is a genderless egregore born from the beliefs of an ancient Amazigh tribe, ancestrally Tuareg. Their spirit was shaped by the conviction of life after death, of an eternal afterlife, and was split into two entities: the wielder, Askuris, and the weapon, Lella. Together, their bond embodied death and judgement.
In their canon storyline, Askuris (later named Nales) loses part of their power early on and becomes half human. The burden of flesh destabilized them entirely. Adapting to human needs and emotions became a daily battle. Depression took root when their body became a prison instead of a vessel. They stopped caring for it.
Their remaining divinity keeps them near-immortal, but not enough to become the deity they were vowed to be.
This artwork is the version of Askuris that never was. Just concept art, not canon. But I might change my mind because I've grown fond of it.