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We're already on to Week 4 of the "Draw Everything June" Challenge! If you want to join the challenge. there's still time. You can check it out here: AdorkaStock User Profile | DeviantArt This year, as you've probably guessed, I've given myself the extra challenge of turning each stock pose into a centaur. If you want to see my take on the Week 1 poses, you can find that here: DEJ 2021 Week 1 . Week 2 can be found here: DEJ 2021 Week 2 . And Week 3 is here: DEJ 2021 Week 3 .

Okay, let's talk about this week!

For Day 15, I decided to do a being from Mirkazi folklore. The Mirkazi are a civilization of desert-dwelling centaurs in Medan, and like all cultures, they have their own folklore, including the Dune Wraith here. The Dune Wraith is a demon born from the restless souls of those who were unfortunate enough to perish in the shifting sands of the desert and are said to appear at night to either warn others against the same kind of fate... or to help them reach that fate a little faster. The night I was drawing this, we had one of those storms with the high winds and brilliant flashes of lightning, and combined with the pose, it seemed like the perfect opportunity to draw something on the creepy side.

Day 16 was a guy thrusting with his sword, and since I had fun drawing a city guard last week and since they have swords, I decided to do another city guard. It's been FOREVER since I've drawn Descarian, so about time I remedied that.

Day 17 was a shot of the model from above, and the pose made me think of someone doing a magical ritual, so a marsh priestess seemed appropriate... although I left out the wolf-head hawk staff this time.

Day 18 struck me as... well, kind of the stereotypical bodybuilder who spends a looooooot of time sculpting their appearance and not on much else, complete with the cheesy smile for any passing ladies and an incredibly thick skin regarding rejection. So, I went for the heavier draft horse-type to match the more muscular body type. However, he didn't seem like the kind to have feathering above his hooves, so he's smooth all the way down to his ankles.

And finally, Day 19 was actually the quickest out of all the poses to do... surprisingly. Not a whole lot to say about this one. Just a falling centaur.

One more week to go!

Here are this week's models:

Day 15: Day 16: Day 17: Day 18: Day 19:

Description
We're already on to Week 4 of the "Draw Everything June" Challenge! If you want to join the challenge. there's still time. You can check it out here: AdorkaStock User Profile | DeviantArt This year, as you've probably guessed, I've given myself the extra challenge of turning each stock pose into a centaur. If you want to see my take on the Week 1 poses, you can find that here: DEJ 2021 Week 1 . Week 2 can be found here: DEJ 2021 Week 2 . And Week 3 is here: DEJ 2021 Week 3 .

Okay, let's talk about this week!

For Day 15, I decided to do a being from Mirkazi folklore. The Mirkazi are a civilization of desert-dwelling centaurs in Medan, and like all cultures, they have their own folklore, including the Dune Wraith here. The Dune Wraith is a demon born from the restless souls of those who were unfortunate enough to perish in the shifting sands of the desert and are said to appear at night to either warn others against the same kind of fate... or to help them reach that fate a little faster. The night I was drawing this, we had one of those storms with the high winds and brilliant flashes of lightning, and combined with the pose, it seemed like the perfect opportunity to draw something on the creepy side.

Day 16 was a guy thrusting with his sword, and since I had fun drawing a city guard last week and since they have swords, I decided to do another city guard. It's been FOREVER since I've drawn Descarian, so about time I remedied that.

Day 17 was a shot of the model from above, and the pose made me think of someone doing a magical ritual, so a marsh priestess seemed appropriate... although I left out the wolf-head hawk staff this time.

Day 18 struck me as... well, kind of the stereotypical bodybuilder who spends a looooooot of time sculpting their appearance and not on much else, complete with the cheesy smile for any passing ladies and an incredibly thick skin regarding rejection. So, I went for the heavier draft horse-type to match the more muscular body type. However, he didn't seem like the kind to have feathering above his hooves, so he's smooth all the way down to his ankles.

And finally, Day 19 was actually the quickest out of all the poses to do... surprisingly. Not a whole lot to say about this one. Just a falling centaur.

One more week to go!

Here are this week's models:

Day 15: Day 16: Day 17: Day 18: Day 19: