Oreramar

Description: A d20 design for those who love to walk on the dark side, or at least in the twilight between. Great for necromancers, grave clerics, paladins of death and vengeance, undying patron warlocks, twilight druids, poison-focused rogues, and more.

Description: A d20 design for those who favor the power and versatility of magic in their games.

Description: A d20 design for warriors who favor martial weapons and techniques in their games.

Description: For those who love playing nature-based characters and classes most of all.

Description: A design for those who seem to attract critical hits - or misses - in dice-based roleplaying games. This attraction could be in the form of that player always rolling them, or it could be that the criticals often seem to be rolled against them. Or both.

Description: The silhouette of a dragon, filled with a starry night sky, trees, and a reflective lake.

Description: Happy Halloween, everyone!

Description: Two adorable toadstools, just for fun.

Description: A simple piece of knotwork in the shape of a shamrock, for the proud-to-be-Irish. Great for St. Patrick's Day in particular and the rest of the year in general.

Description: All three RPG potions: red health, blue mana, and green stamina. Simple, straightforward, and minimalistic.

Description: One of three cornerstone RPG potions, the typically green stamina potion replenishes physical strength and endurance. This version is of the potion bottle itself on a clear background, for stickers, t-shirts, and mugs.

Description: One of three cornerstone RPG potions, the typically red health potion restores lost hit points. This version is of the potion bottle itself on a clear background, for stickers, t-shirts, and mugs.

Description: One of three cornerstone RPG potions, the typically blue mana potion replenishes spent magical power. This version is of the potion bottle itself on a clear background, for stickers, t-shirts, and mugs

Description: Nine Flames is a design inspired by a mythical fox of Japan. The more tails these foxes have, the older, wiser, and more powerful they are. Nine is often depicted as the greatest number of tails one may possess. Though traditionally a nine-tailed fox’s fur is said to turn white or gold, I chose to use fiery colors to tie it to that element and to evoke the likening of a red fox to flame.

Description: Some of my favorite things – a sword, a set of wings, ivy and columbines…or aquilegias, if you prefer. I wanted to put together a graphic that made me happy, something that I’d like to wear on a shirt or carry on the front of a notebook, and so I did. I hope you enjoy it as well.

Description: A dragon, a key, and a starry night in a bottle.