Drawingcontest

Hi draw a day team and fellow members, I am joining the Nivukti sled scout drawing contest by @dinglehopper and the drawing below is my official entry Like it was said in the design tips this is a lightweight

Finding a name for this young Borival and finalizingb thevlook actually took way longer than I expected. I went through many name options but none of them felt right for me. I don't like the obvious, nor

I finalized the look of Guvru from the Thummok kin and completed her basic tools and clothes to better define her character. She is an agile smaller creature perfect for providing help during the scouting

The nivukti conlang lexicon is slowly beefing up with new and old words. As it thickens I need to have a proper and efficient way to keep a record and that is by compiling all the coined words with a

It is already three days that had passed and I am a little late to write a post update about my personal worldbuilding project. I want to keep a steady streak to keep my momentum going and never slack.

skyrme /ˈskyr.me/ n. ​Etymology: Borrowed from the forest folks to describe the wooded borderlands. ​Definition: The celestial canopy; the vault of the night sky as glimpsed through a thick overhead forest.

I am finished with the visual redesign of Sana, it is probably the most noticeable because she changed into a different kin. She was originally sketched with features that leaned much closer to what eventually

From left to right: Sana a Tselo, LohummTi a Koggu, Varrumah a Shuvok, Myrrku a baby Shuvok, Guvru a Thummok I've expanded the Nivukti lexicon with four kin which are distinct lineages recognized throughout

This is an almost done look of the new character that I intend to add to the Nivukti world Name: Guvru Species: Thummok Description: The tunnel hunter. Denser and more compact than the crack runner, the

I am finally done designing the first draft of a new character that I added to the fold so LohummTi Varrumah and Sana would be happier here is.... Myrrku Pronunciation: MEERR-koo. The doubled rr reflects

Putting it all together, this is LohummTi carrying his huzka or eating kit huzka /ˈhuz.ka/ n. Definitions A personal eating kit which consists the vessels and implements required for preparing and eating

glikka /ˈɡlik.ka/ n. Etymology: Borrowed from the forest folks. Adopted from the glifka. Over generations of rapid speech among Nivukti scouts, the soft /f/ assimilated completely into the plosive /k/

hymru /ˈhəm.ru/ n. Etymology: Native Nivukti. Retains its old, un-eroded form. Definition: A shallow, rectangular trencher carved from dense hardwood or could be petrified wood. Designed with thick, low

bokka /ˈbok.ka/ n. Etymology: Borrowed from the forest folks word bokkin. Which is a carved wood-knot. As Nivukti speakers integrated the word into their everyday speech it became bokka. Definition: A

This is how the directions would sit on that lens called Kluyll. They will be etched into the star iron material although this is just a rough sketch The middle circular area would be the lens kluyll itself

Currently thinking, conceptualizing my version of the directions like what would I call north or south in my world for the Nivukti? I am considering the moon the crescent shaped one to lead this idea but

The Kovuk is the most feral part of Lohummti's kit. It looks harvested. It has a jagged, prehistoric quality that ties him directly to the petrified landscape. The Kovuk / Windbreaker (The Paper-Skin Shell)

I had been working on the scout Lohummti's survival gear. Here I made a rough sketch to show some details of what I want to add to his gear. The first one is the improved look of his staff which he uses

I am sketching out the Gukloo today, those bone plates the haulers use to skate across the flats and huve. I have always called them "clackers" because of the sound they make, but in the Nivukti