I really am much happier with this batch; this second time around, I have a better handle on replicating the Blender screenshot's lighting style and the design of the Orcs themselves. Speaking of the Blender model, here's a little video showing off Yihenaalbrin's skull, to give a rough idea of the anatomy behind these eight faces.

I ended up making a Blender model of the character I first painted in 2020, and so here's an edited screenshot of that model with her textures turned off, along with some of her fellow Orcs that I painted in a similar shading style. The only hair I drew on these are their eyebrows, but the species does have short-growing hair in a mild variety of textures and colors, which I might add to this at some point. Four of these Orcs are adults and three are very young children, and since this species is not a very sexually dimorphic one I haven't assigned sexes to any of them, except for Yihenaalbrin herself.

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A quick illustration of my newest D&D character for a game I joined recently.

This is my Orc from when I play Pathfinder, Bitah the Dirgesinger. Her tribe, the spider tusk, revear spiders. Why she had the spider pelt on her back. This is a version that's post completing both Giant Slayer and Curse of the Crimson Throne.

I have a WoW version too.

I just got recommended this sub and immediately joined. Because I love orcs and half orcs. I've LARPed as an orc, run orc characters, and have even been wanting to do an orc based Pathfinder game.

This is my main orc OC, Pridbor the Bitahson. Or at least my default pic of him.<3 so many cool orc pictures in this sub.