Hey there!

I’m Felix, a queer young adult based in Perth, Australia.

When I’m not increasing shareholder value, I like to spend my free time playing tabletop games, writing, worldbuilding, doing art, and working on personal projects. This website showcases some of my personal projects and houses my small business Community Youth Roleplaying.

For me, 2025 is the year of projects, development, and travel. 2026 and beyond…. We’ll cross that bridge when we get to it!

Digital Artist

Writer

TTRPG Designer

Game Master

History Enthusiast

Cool as heck

Graphic Designer

Layout Wizard

Certified Capitalism Hater

Minecraft Lover

Digital Artist Writer TTRPG Designer Game Master History Enthusiast Cool as heck Graphic Designer Layout Wizard Certified Capitalism Hater Minecraft Lover

The World of Nemora

Is a bright, authentic, folksy, and grounded fantasy world full of of warm and thriving communities of the Fairlands. On the Fairlands’ outer edge live homesteaders who work hard and rely on those around them to build a fulfilling life. And a day’s trek past the last of the homesteads, vibrant wilderness, full of adventure!

“So where did it start?”

It all started on these benches

“what were you doing on those benches?”

Being all artsy doing automatic drawing of these trees!

“okay, so what then?”

For a 2 years Nemora was a D&D world for a long running campaign

And I got sick of it!

The heroics of D&D, and the pressure to prep for the game (rather than the world) had caused me to make a lot of choices that strayed from the original vision. It was a good learning moment about creating a setting that harmonises with the game system you play.

And chanelled all my experience with the world, and the ideas I had been building in the background, and the creative energy I had stored, into worldbuilding sketchbooks. The first sketchbook was to ideate, and the second to was to refine. All the creative works I’ve made for Nemora since, have been an act of discovery.

The selection of images below shows both low fidelty scans and high fidelity worldbuilding for Nemora, while they shouldn’t give you a complete understanding of the world, they should give you a bit of an idea on how I work, and a bit of the vibe of Nemora! If you want in depth discussion of the world, check out the newsletter.

So I started again, from the ground up

A taste of Nemora

A sketchbook map of cardenbree fief.
A digital painting from the rugged chalky hills just north of Cardenbree. This view looks north towards Auster’s Cradle.
A layout study I did of Blades in the Dark’s wonderful setting info spreads. This really helped focus in on whats important to prep!
An early concept for the a map of the Fairlands, before I was even calling it the fairlands.
An hieghtmap I made of the fairlands and surrounding areas. It ain’t perfect, but it lets me do a 3d render with a piece of software called Aerialod.
This map of the Fairlands is the kind of map you would give a 1st grader, and thus, its the map I’ve used in my setting primer I gave to my players before starting the current campaign. Sorry players, I promise I don’t think you’re toddlers!
The most recent map I’ve made, depicting Auster’s Cradle, the frigid most nothwest fief of the Fairlands. Note the hot cocoa imported from the southwest, lake Auster, which connects to the wild waters of the northern lochs.
A short adventure I ran to playtest The Adventurer’s Guide to Nemora, a system I’m designing for use wtih the setting.
Some historical ruins that lie in the shallow or deep wilds of Nemora’s Wildlands
carden Ruins
An exerpt of a letter I wrote when discovering festivals and holidays of the Fairlands. This letter is about The Night of the Sun, a harvest festival that takes place in the intense heat of summer.
What a Wyrm sighting could look like from the ground. Is it a real mythological beast? or a merely an oddly shaped cloud? Hmm, I’ll let you decide.
A section of notes prepping for an adventure in Carden Fief called “the Finhymere Problem” You can read a summary of the adventure in the newsletter!
A now abandoned/reworked concept for how denizens of Nemora might differ from modern humans. The question was, was the benefits of the concept worth alienating the modern audience?
The first sketch page depicting ruitis and ebonis briori. very spooky!
A second iteration on Briori, and its stages of development
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