Nice characters. :3

thanks!

Does look like fitting for a poster artwork, or as well book cover even :)

Novel book illustrators are usually underrated. My country also doesn't read novels so that may be relatable to my place specifically.

But they are always an inspiration as they supplement the story every once in a while :D

True, usually it's the fantasy novels that tend to have nice artwork on them, cannot much recall many good looking cover arts these days. Both films and books.

The only fantasy novel I've managed to get my hands on is this book Magyk written by Angie Sage. The illustration of characters are very very well made and the story is pretty nice. Unfortunately I kinda lost the book at school.

Haven't heard of that one and sorry to hear it got lost, well, hopefully you might find it again from somewhere. As well as? Many more others that might be good! ^^

As well just to mention, read years ago many of R.R. Salvatore's Forgotten Realms-related books, mainly "Legend of Drizz't" ones, they tended to have nice works though bit different from what you drew, more like a singular scene from some point of the novel. Still, very nice but long series of novels!

Great book cover! I'd buy any book with it :)

I especially adore duck landsknecht. No-nonsence badass.

"Complaints? Put it on my read desk right there. I am going to chop it down with my sword so might as well."

nice work with the details.

And now I shall predict the rolls of the characters based on their positions in the picture!

(Starting from the top-left, and moving anticlockwise)

Duck gets to be the main villain of the story.

Pistol-wielding conquistador-looking guy is the secondary villain who fans will love so much he'll get his own spin-off series.

Sergal will be the man character's mentor, who will help them grow throughout the story until they are ready to face the challenges that await them.

Our dashing dragon in the foreground is obviously the main character.

And finally, the king is... The king. He's kinda important, I guess. Despite this, he'll only get 10 minutes of screen time across 2 scenes in the 2.5 hour long movie adaptation.

Holy scudballs your directory of movie plots is dangerously accurate! Actually it's 100% correct.

Here's an invisible trophy of character identifications.

Yay! Now I can put this in my invisible trophy cabinet! I just need to work out where I put it...