"Chanterelle" is an exploration into character design brought to life using graphic markers and technical fine liner pens. It holds a special significance as it represents the artist's first character in the tabletop roleplaying game “Dungeons and Dragons”.

As a "Circle of Spores" Druid and a Halfling, which is a small and stocky fae creature reminiscent of the Hobbits in Lord of the Rings, Chanterelle's design aims to merge the curious, playful, and courageous nature of Halflings with the mystical and elusive qualities of Druids who harness the magical forces of nature. Specifically, this character focuses on the themes of death, decay, and rebirth. The interplay of these contrasting attributes results in a character that constantly surprises: a charming, petite young girl with rosy cheeks, curly hair, and whimsically themed outfits, yet harboring a dark and enigmatic past.

Not to mention the unexpected power to bring down more enemies than one might anticipate.

Through the portrayal of Chanterelle, viewers are invited to delve into a world where innocence and strength coexist, where appearances can be deceiving, and where the forces of nature hold both beauty and darkness.