wow-images: Sigh, more questions… (Via)
whinecraft: Heyyy so heres the deal, my commissions are still open but I’m feeling burnt out with all the full pics I’ve been doing lately and want to draw more characters portraits !! These would basically be the same kind of portraits I make for character sheets;
Heyyy so heres the deal, my commissions are still open but I’m feeling burnt out with all the full pics I’ve been doing lately and want to draw more characters portraits !!
These would basically be the same kind of portraits I make for character sheets; 1500×1500, cell shaded, cut off at the collarbone.
If you have a WoW character and you’d like me to include their shouulder armor, it’ll be an additional 10$. Still a better deal than my detailed portraits that run for 50$ upwards so if you’ve ever wanted an affordable drawing of your character, Nows the perfect time!
I’m totally comfortable drawing anthros/scalies/furries, men, women, aliens, etc. Like I said, I want to draw MORE characters!
Throw me an email at Raptorincognito@aol.com if you’re interested, and thanks for spreading the word! 8’)
*i will only be offering this until the weekend of the 16th~
oboon: uvu commission for barkentin of their dk! thanks for the game time ;w;
cluckyeschickens: “Chickens Helping The Elderly Tackle Loneliness” A study by the University of Northumbria last September found that the male participants of HenPower all reported improved wellbeing and reduced depression and loneliness. In one dementia care home
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- Bell and Owen Turnbull, with Nina and Shirley. The couple will have been married for 60 years in 2015. PHOTO: Jane Hilton
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- David Brown, 70, with Bell, a silver-laced wyandotte. PHOTO: Jane Hilton
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- Tommy Appleby, 88, with Pam and Rose Appleby, who lives three miles from Wood Green but visits regularly, says the project ‘saved his life’. PHOTO: Jane Hilton
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- Doreen Railton, 88, with Betty, an ISA warren. PHOTO: Jane Hilton
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- Thomas ‘Ossie’ Cresswell, with Betty Cresswell, regularly takes the chickens he cares for on ‘roadshow’ trips to schools and retirement homes.
“Chickens Helping The Elderly Tackle Loneliness”
A study by the University of Northumbria last September found that the male participants of HenPower all reported improved wellbeing and reduced depression and loneliness. In one dementia care home it found that since the hens had arrived violent incidents by residents were down by 50%, and the use of antipsychotic drugs was so reduced that they were no longer issued routinely.
