Oh look, it's more coloring practice masquerading as finished art! I still sort of suck at it, to say nothing of inking with my stylus, but these are much less embarrassing than some of my work from a few months ago. So I guess I'll just need to keep striving for improvement.

Are these original characters from an original setting? Oh, you betcha.

Win usually doesn't look like he's trippin' balls, and I screwed up the colors on him so he looks like he escaped from Springfield. Still, gold skin and indigo hair. It's somewhat inevitable, and I think I'm okay with that. His physics-defying necklace is a holy symbol. The thing on his forehead is a birthmark common to his subspecies, reflecting what phase the moon was in when he was born. This has nothing to do with his personality. He isn't a Theurge.

Alejandro is a native of Texas and is the result of a failed attempt at dynamic angles, but his expression turned out fine. He's got more hair in a long, skinny ponytail behind his back. Like Win, he has a forehead birthmark. I'll have to ask Boytype about this, but I don't think sun elves get anything other than a spiral. His pupils, like all elves', are vertical ovals.

Ewa is missing her omnipresent cigarettes; she's a chain-smoker and uses the smoke as a spell component. I don't like how her hair looks here, but I think her face came out adorably. Not pictured are the stripes on her lower back and thighs, which are a sort of tealy-blue. She has two tusks, but the other one's inside her mouth right now.

Alex and Ewa are married. Interspecies looove, awww. They will never have kids because they're entirely different species (and too distantly related to even have a sterile mulebaby).

Fritz is the King-of-All-Beasts and a complete and utter Eurotrash jackass. He likes drinking espresso from tiny little cups, listening to techno, and talking on his very expensive cell-phone (this is somewhat tricky since he lacks opposable thumbs, and has to manipulate objects with his tongue). He's meant to resemble a heraldic beast, thus the badly-drawn crown.

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