The War With The Fairies Has Never Been Without Consequences, And Guess Who Got Into Trouble Most Often.(I

The war with the fairies has never been without consequences, and guess who got into trouble most often. (I decided to change his wings a bit in my headcannon version of the demon. So they look more unusual.)

Light is born and dies, darkness just exists. Darkness is immortality.

I had several versions of this picture, and through a quick "debate" this option was chosen as the most "colorful".

This time I wanted to draw something "large-scale" and kind of "stupid", and it turned out to be a mini-comic. The idea was spontaneous, and it seemed funny to me, so I brought it to life. However, I simplified the style a bit to make it look more like a comic and speed up the work process (it took a long time).😵😵😵

As you probably guessed, the idea was to exchange clothes. Judging by Anagan's face, one can only guess how much Duman is smaller than him. (And the eye shadow is also surprisingly suitable for him.)😂😂😂

At first I wanted Duman and Anagan to exchange clothes only among themselves. And then I wanted to try on other guys' clothes on them. (Anagan in Gantlos clothes looks purely like Van Helsing. I do not know why…😅😅😅)

Duman had problems not only with the size of the clothes, but also with its "complexity". Gantlos' clothes, unlike his own, have too many different fasteners, rivets and straps, and Duman could not cope with them himself. (And he, of course, refused Anagan's help, even though he offered.😁😁😁)

If enough people appreciate it, then I will make a sequel with Ogron and Gantlos. (Everything is in your hands.)

The first trial version of the redesign.

I've been wanting to remake his demonic appearance for a long time. Because this image of him did not impress me at all when I was small and saw him for the first time.👇

I don't want to offend anyone, but he's very funny in his original. 😆😅

Training drawings that came out so well that it's a sin not to share them.

Based on some difference in clothing, it becomes clear that I did not immediately realize that he actually had metal shoulder pads.😅😅😅 And also - I'm a fool who does not follow the length of the ears.😅😆

I had this sketch lying around for a long time, and I decided to finish it.

When I was just starting to draw this sketch, then I wanted to portray Duman in his younger teens on some beautiful background and at the same time make the picture a kind of symbolic (I like to add hidden meanings and curious details to my work). It turned out pretty well for me and I was satisfied with the result as a result.

A "small", but rather obvious fan-fact from me: metamorphoses are an innate given of metamorphs, and in the period from early childhood to adolescence (or adolescence) they have poor control over their abilities, and learn to keep them under control all the time. And until then, aspects of the appearance of other beings that they see at the moment or saw once upon a time may unconsciously manifest in their appearance. (In the case of Duman in this picture, it's a wolf's tail.)