The wonderful artist for this piece can be found here:  puresh
They're an absolute treat to work with, and I can't thank them enough for this piece.

I saw their wonderful art style, and I felt that Jingles needed to be immortalized in this wonderful way. For whatever reason, the stained glass vibe of it gives me this random idea of Jingles being a patron saint in a church. And let's just say that is beyond a terrible idea, which makes it even more entertaining.

Art belongs to  puresh
D&D belongs to Wizards of the Coast
Jesters and Darkest Dungeon, Jingles' greatest inspiration, belongs to Red Hook Studios
Jingles belongs to me