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Here we see Ghorza reading a story to her little orc friends: Burzob, Morn and Lum. The orc children (called "sprags" in the orcish tongue) warm up to Ghorza quicker than the adults. They like her because she tells good stories, and indulges them in their games of make-believe. As all of them want to grow up to be proud warriors they feel it's their personal duty to "protect" her at all times... or at least when Vargan isn't around. Burzob and Morn are Vargan's nephew and niece respectively, and Lum is the son of Vargan's chief advisor.
I drove myself nuts on whether to create a background for this or not. I must have tried about 10 different options before I finally decided to leave it blank. Everything I tried just seemed too "cheesy" or it detracted from the characters too much. I might go back later and draw in a background once I've looked at some good tutorials and tips.

This illustration is now publicly available, but if you want to see future drawings a week early, please subscribe to my Patreon: OrcGirl

By subscribing you'll get access to exclusive content, as well. All pledges are appreciated and help me spend more time on this project. I appreciate everyone's support so far, and I look forward to bringing more of my silly, little, orc fantasy to you.

And for more about my Orc Girl story please go here: Orc Girl Folder

Description

Here we see Ghorza reading a story to her little orc friends: Burzob, Morn and Lum. The orc children (called "sprags" in the orcish tongue) warm up to Ghorza quicker than the adults. They like her because she tells good stories, and indulges them in their games of make-believe. As all of them want to grow up to be proud warriors they feel it's their personal duty to "protect" her at all times... or at least when Vargan isn't around. Burzob and Morn are Vargan's nephew and niece respectively, and Lum is the son of Vargan's chief advisor.
I drove myself nuts on whether to create a background for this or not. I must have tried about 10 different options before I finally decided to leave it blank. Everything I tried just seemed too "cheesy" or it detracted from the characters too much. I might go back later and draw in a background once I've looked at some good tutorials and tips.

This illustration is now publicly available, but if you want to see future drawings a week early, please subscribe to my Patreon: OrcGirl

By subscribing you'll get access to exclusive content, as well. All pledges are appreciated and help me spend more time on this project. I appreciate everyone's support so far, and I look forward to bringing more of my silly, little, orc fantasy to you.

And for more about my Orc Girl story please go here: Orc Girl Folder