I wanted to stay true to the duelist spirit of this battle mage. All the layers of the robe are visible and arranged to reflect the original armor set. The skeleton was completely reworked to match the pose requested by the client.

The commissioned piece was created with great attention to detail. I wanted to give it a slightly more padded, cozy look — as if the druidess were traveling between Moonglade and Winterspring. The cat I added has only three legs, because the client was very attached to a rescue cat she had adopted, who also had only three legs.

This human Death Knight was created to suit a roleplaying concept. His outfit combines pieces of leather, chainmail, and plate armor to reflect the spirit of a death warrior. Various combinations are possible if you enjoy roleplaying.

For this blood elf rogue, I wanted to keep things simple and casual to really highlight the two daggers the character is carrying. I added a small chest to give the pose a more natural feel and to emphasize the rogue’s swashbuckling, pirate-like side.

This druid was requested without any weapon or character name, to keep a clean and minimalist look.

The pose is a classic casting-ready stance, and the gear set is reminiscent of the Emerald Dream.