– Imagination. Diversity. Inspiration.
We are very excited to showcase the work of talented artists who bring their unique perspectives to Bukana. We wouldn’t be able to create a rich, authentic, & respectful world without their vision.
This is the second part of a series within a series. We’re going to look at how we adapted somewhat obscure creatures from Philippine myth into a player bloodline (‘subrace’). Last time, we looked at Daphne Gragera’s spread of spirit masks. Today, we’ll explore the elves themselves. The Spirit Elves (Tamahaling/Mahomanay) are the children of…
We’ve previously looked at the Markupo piece that Brian Valeza did for us. Some of you may recognize Brian’s work from Magic: The Gathering, Dungeons & Dragons, Paizo’s Pathfinder, Elder Scroll Legends and other tabletop and mobile games. Today we’re going to talk about Aswangs and his latest illustration for us. Aswang is a term…
As we’ve seen with his Duwende Bridge piece, Ash Ben is a fantastic illustrator. So the second piece we gave him was of a Bukanese Orangutan fighting a kurita. We don’t blame you if you aren’t familiar with a kurita; it’s an obscure creature from Maguindanao myth. The Aswang Project says this about it the monster:…
In this installment of Art of Bukana, we introduce Gladys Domalaon. This very talented artist comes to us from Luzon. We found her work on Instagram and were very impressed with her Hiraya project, in which she illustrated numerous creatures of Philippine myth. Her style and imagination had us reach out to her immediately. Luckily…
So we’re going to take a lookar a new Ancestry (race) available to players along with its two Bloodlines (subraces): the Pongos. In brief, the Pongo ancestry is composed of species with ape- or monkey-like features. That’s it. I’m sure that once we explore other regions of our world, we’ll have plenty more bloodlines, but…
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