Now that's some fine painting.

Thanks, I'm glad you think so!

This painting looks really good! So this was some kind of a first try? And what kind of item was the crow holding? :'D

It was more of abandoning my usual painting process and just trying to do something a little more immediate, rather than rolling around in distress half the time. XD And the crow is holding a trocar, which is a tool used in the embalming process.

And thanks! I'm glad you like it. :)

I just had to google it up and I ended up seeing nasty things. Just nasty.
the other 2 items were something you could put on your nightstand next to your bed, but a trocar....is not something you would like to cuddle like a stuffed animal ~__~;

I'm sorry, I didn't think to warn you. Medical/funerary stuff doesn't bother me at all. XD A trocar may not be cute, but it's an important item to the character's owner, and that's all that mattered to me.

I don't mind watching these things when im not EATING :'D.

I was trying to shove a pizza slice in my mouth until I found this lovely picture of that thing shoving into a belly button.
Tasty, mmm-MMM! D:

the minotaur is really great oO

Marvelous painting! :)
The orc with the tux fox made me aww.

I like the orc with the stuffed animal, that was hilarious. What the avian a reference to the card game rook?

Since I've never even heard of that game, I'm afraid not. Just a happy coincidence, I guess!

Absolutely beautiful work...

These look amazing O.O

Very nice concept. Full of characters.

This is a very very nice triptych I must say, brilliant idea in giving a very unique little insight to each character and their possible backgrounds. I can see the guy on the left is some sort of tribal guy, or perhaps he moved to the towns and now kept a reminder of either his homeland, a loved one or even just his family.
The guy in the middle seems like some sort of classy demon or orc of some sort, perhaps raised well for the first years of his life with a very beloved possession to keep him sane.
The guy on the right, perhaps it's a special arrow from his first days of hunting, a memory of either great triumph or great loss, but a day for when his life changed nevertheless. Or perhaps it is a clue, the way he thumbs it calmly with intrigue makes me think it holds a great mystery to him, of either a missing person or someone he has never met yet, but whom he has a lot of questions to ask for.

Either way, I love this sort of thing.

Great artwork and a wonderful subject too.