This gallery contains works of my own characters or works I’ve purchased or traded for myself, with a focus on linking to the original artists and making sure you can get info on particular artists or pieces as easily as possible!
If you are an artist who has a piece displayed here and you would like me to update your social media, name, or other details, please reach out and let me know via email (contact@johannestevans.com) or via the contact form in my about page and I can get them fixed up for you.
Works of My Characters
These are all works of my own characters – some of these are commissions or art trades; others are fanworks that I have asked for permission to show in this gallery.
by Emberr-art:
The above are fanworks, digital paintings of Jean-Pierre Delacroix and Aimé Deverell from Powder and Feathers, and then a portrait of Aoire and one of his sheep from Dirk and the Weaver, all by Emberr-Art.
by anaïsaarts:
A portrait of Captain Orion Cedric Thwaites reaching into Gerald Poole’s shirt as he tries to play cards. By anaïsaarts. 
A giant minotaur lifting up a faun about the waist, by anaïsaarts. A birthday gift for me by Aaron one Monstrous May! 
A minotaur reclining with a faun laying his hand on the minotaur’s breast and gazing up at him. A gift from anaïsaarts one Monstrous May. 
Del grabbing Moore in a kiss over the café counter in More Than Coffee. By anaïsaarts. 
Haoran Soon looking at Benny Wu with literal heart eyes in Sweet on, by anaïsaarts.
The above are a mix of fanworks and two birthday gifts from the incredible aaron at anaïsaarts.
Firstly, Captain Orion Cedric Thwaites reaching into Gerald Poole‘s blouse to distract him in Gerald Poole and the Pirates; a gorgeous minotaur and satyr during Monstrous May, OCs of aaron’s; Del and Moore from More Than Coffee having a snog; and of course, Haoran Soon making heart eyes at Benny Wu in Sweet On.
Pádraic Mac Giolla Chríost, a Dublin-based Fallen angel and father of Bedelia Ní Giolla Chríost, by Poppy @poppipari. Commissioned work.
Find more of Poppy’s work:
Buran Highfield, a priest of the god Oghma and a consummate thief who will not tell a lie, by Rosenkranz. Commissioned work.
Find more of Rosenkranz’ work:
Purchased Art
These are physical works gifted to me or purchased for display in my own home, the latter often at conventions and queer or alt markets. I will note the format & materials of the artwork, and where and when I purchased the piece(s), if I have the info to hand, as well as linking to the artist’s socials and/or shop where applicable.