Xahsan is a old bird. I’m undecided on his exact lineage, but his most recent backstory is he’s the illicit offspring of a person and animal (most likely a griffin). The main species of this world (name tbd) is a diverse species of hybrids, having mixed for centuries so that if there were other species, […]

Azo as a gryphon/griffin, one of his most common depictions in mythology. He just likes the form. Still haven’t decided how I like to spell that species. Generally I prefer gryphon, but I lived on a street called Griffin Road for a period of time so…I dunno.  

The twin deities Project Altara. Zan generally represents Life (left) and Azo generally represents Eternity (right). They’re shape-shifting beings, and can change their appearance at will. Different cultures/religions have assigned them different names, forms, genders, and alignments; some even splitting them into two or more deities, others combining them into one. Besides dragons, Zan is […]

He and Chi’zhou (his daughter) have been moved down to tertiary characters. But he’s still pretty awesome. His species possess some of the strongest scales on the planet. He can’t breath fire, but his kind are still highly feared. As his daughter grew and longed to travel, Thor decided to tag along with her to keep […]

(pronounced “Chi Zoo”, “Chi” being her family name) A hybrid dragon species, daughter of a Paradise Dragon (think tropical, bright colors) and a War Dragon (Thor). She takes after her mother more, what with the bright colors, ability to spit corrosive poison, healing properties of her saliva. Her father gave her her hardiness. She’s intrigued […]

Zan is one of the twin gods of Project Altara and commonly takes the guise of a white stag. Religions in Altara are as diverse as those in our world, but originally stem from stories or beliefs about Zan and his twin, Azo. Many depictions of Zan associate him with life or like duties/elements. His […]

Zan is one of the twin gods of Project Altara and commonly takes the guise of a white stag. I drew this on a whim with a tight deadline, so I didn’t realize have time to fix the proportion/perspective issue…oops!