Rhoenoak Artworks

And some more of the ongoing work I'm doing for author John Enitsu's Rhoenoak novel world. These are the keeper of Lyrium plains, a majestic white stag; the unforgiving Mirage wasteland; and Soliterus plains, where the plumbra come to the waterholes to drink.




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