The second page of the sketchbook was dedicated to some character concept art, centered around the idea of turning the myth of the El Mi'raj, from arabian myth, into a fantasy race I may use in my ongoing D&D campaign. In the original folklore, el mi'raj were evil yellow-furred rabbits with a long unicorn-like black horn on their foreheads. They were carnivorous and used their horns to impale creatures much larger than themselves, and then gorge themselves. But most notoriously they were known for spreading plague and pestilence.

The fantasy race of the El Miraj are a small, somewhat isolated race known for strong magic and shapeshifting so they can hide among mortals. Their horns are magic, and with them can induce and manipulate diseases. When an el mi'raj dies, their horns are removed and by magical means forged into various black-bladed weapons. These weapons have all the disease-inducing powers of a living el mi'raj's horn a swell as inducing normal magical weapon damage.

I have done pin-up versions of el mi'raj females before, which can be found in my gallery.

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