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Part 3/3 of a series of images featuring some shady characters that can be found in Janmere's capital of Tiri'tel - Kam is a 9 year old Zajara human child who nobody is quite sure the origin of. He spends his days hawking wares like a seasoned merchant, mostly consist of bits of glass, string, and paper that he digs out of the trash on a regular basis, with the occasional more valuable find of a beat-up book or a shoe with holes in it. The other vendors in his usual haunt are quite fond of him and will happily buy from his shop like it's the neighborhood lemonade stand, none the wiser that he's a lookout for a raggedy gang of street urchins, and regularly reports on their schedules, habits, and merchandise for thievery purposes. Most of these thefts happen when the merchants are elsewhere in the city, and Kam is too young and cute for them to suspect, so it's quite the handy setup for him and his peers.

This art is part of an impromptu "Lorebruary" challenge I've set for myself, which is intended to give me an excuse to do more digital art and flesh out my homebrew D&D world a bit more.

Description

Part 3/3 of a series of images featuring some shady characters that can be found in Janmere's capital of Tiri'tel - Kam is a 9 year old Zajara human child who nobody is quite sure the origin of. He spends his days hawking wares like a seasoned merchant, mostly consist of bits of glass, string, and paper that he digs out of the trash on a regular basis, with the occasional more valuable find of a beat-up book or a shoe with holes in it. The other vendors in his usual haunt are quite fond of him and will happily buy from his shop like it's the neighborhood lemonade stand, none the wiser that he's a lookout for a raggedy gang of street urchins, and regularly reports on their schedules, habits, and merchandise for thievery purposes. Most of these thefts happen when the merchants are elsewhere in the city, and Kam is too young and cute for them to suspect, so it's quite the handy setup for him and his peers.

This art is part of an impromptu "Lorebruary" challenge I've set for myself, which is intended to give me an excuse to do more digital art and flesh out my homebrew D&D world a bit more.