Medieval herbalist

Elizabeth Connor, A former citizen of the village that despise her poor family. She's bright and shy, just like any other girl at her century. She had a crush on the prince's son, Oliver, for what she can't count anymore. Oftentimes, she would usually go to the woods and stalk him as he takes his horse on a ride. She never listened to what people would say about Oliver and how rude and brutal he is, however when she gets rejected by him and is ultimately put in a situation to either forcedly…

The Crow Clan was an unorthodox druid group in Skellige led by the mysterious Crowmother. The clan members used crows as messengers, learning even their caw language. Crowmother Axel Three-Eyes Chest: According to legend, the Crow Mother is the oldest and most powerful of the living flaminicas. She leads a mysterious druid clan in the Gedyneith grove. No one knows, including the druids she leads, whether she is merely a human that can speak crow or the spirit of a crow enchanted into a human…

Spring is finally here with spells of sunshine, birds singing and flowers blooming! It’s the perfect time of year to explore medieval gardens and their many uses. Gardens during this period were highly practical and used to grow both food produce and medicinal plants. The British Library houses a blooming...

I designed some props for a medieval herbalist, like 13th-14th century. I used a unified palette, but also wanted the colors to seem like something out of a manuscript. Or have that sort of worn, rich look, sort of like old leather or stained parchment. Hopefully I nailed it!

concept of herbalist for the contest

Female Human Commoner Servant Herbalist - Pathfinder PFRPG DND D&D 3.5 5th ed d20 fantasy

This is one of the most popular businesses in these medieval fairs. Check notes for English translations. See on blog.

“My belief is that it’s the caring of the healer that’s most important, but no one’s going to be able to test for that.” —Stephen Buhner, Herbalist “I would never choose a healer according to whether or not they had credentials. I’d find someone t...

Plants in the Beautiful Dangers are either poisonous or have been thought to be poisonous at different times in history. Hemlock, Cannabis, Hemlock, even the rose. Tiles based on medieval illustration from the Juliana Codex (Vienna Dioscorides), the De Materia Medica of Pedranius Dioscorides.

Fanart of a The Witcher character for the GWENT illustration contest