thedeafprophet:

bizarrebazaar13:

does anyone know where I can find good reference images of victorian-era wheelchairs? I want to draw the jovial contrarian but all the wheelchair art refs/tutorials I can find are for modern wheelchairs

okay so here’s a few photo’s i have on hand for ref

Here is an article on the history of the wheelchair, which has some info on the victorian era ones

Image from that one, circa late 1860s.

Another from the science museum, late victorian era:

This one in particular is noteworthy as :
“unlike a typical bath chair, the wheels are fitted with an extra ring to allow the chair to be driven by the passenger. ” so perhaps keep that in mind for drawing too

So i usually go off of the old picture + combine some facets of modern wheelchair for Fallen London, since i think The Neath could have some of it own technological advancments

Hope these are helpful!

schmata:

irregular choice sockhop sweetie

mikumustdie:

«I’m just a silly widdle guy :3 *proceeds to remove your limbs*»

23b0075nke:

i havent yet figured out a way that i like doing color that feels like it fits w the way i like doing linework…but im lettin both be rn, maybe they will find a way to be friends

xamag-draws:

I had a wonderful opportunity to make some pixel art for this Welcome Home update!! Huge thanks to Clown for having me, I hope these brought at least 1% more joy to your peepers than the site already has 🙏

nightlifemingus:

my dads recently been jokin a lot about “mystic runes” like i asked what we were gonna do when we took a rest stop in santa barbara and he said “look for mystic runes” and then i asked if we were gonna eat or just walk around while my mom shopped and he said “the runes will tell us”

transmutationdice:

One of my mountain landscape d20s, in a “stained glass” style. 

I love how the light shines through this one!

Numbers still to be painted - they’ll be white, so a lot more readable than it is currently!

littlestpersimmon:

The Preserver’s Hand

kevinlucbert:

Salut ! I just added 3 new items in my print store : “After the storm”, “Elsewhere” and “Le petit chasseur”. These are available in A4 - A3 - A2 sizes, high quality Giclee print with framing options, limited & numbered copies.

drawsoneverything:

A little bat gets caught in the rain and finds a creative way to get dry 🦇🧦