A female owlin artificer in leather armor and steampunk goggles stands in ancient ruins, studying a carved stone tablet. Sunlight streams through a collapsed ceiling.

A female owlin artificer in a Dungeons and Dragons fantasy world, inspired by a barn owl, with a clearly feminine, human-proportioned body and posture. She has a slender human-shaped frame, narrow shoulders, defined waist, long legs, and natural humanoid anatomy appropriate to a D&D player character. Her face is owl-like but refined and expressive, with large luminous golden amber eyes and a small subtle curved beak. Her plumage is soft tawny brown and cream, forming feathered hair and a mantle around her shoulders, not a full animal body. Her wings are folded neatly along her back and read as humanoid appendages rather than massive bird wings. She wears a fitted fantasy artificer outfit designed for a humanoid adventurer, worn leather armor tailored to her shape, belts, pouches, brass tools, vials, and delicate clockwork devices. Round steampunk goggles rest on her head. She stands in an underground ancient ruin within a Dungeons and Dragons setting, studying a carved stone tablet. The collapsed ceiling allows a single shaft of sunlight to fall through drifting dust and overgrown vines. Ancient Mayan and Aztec inspired stonework, moss, roots, and greenery reclaim the space. Warm dramatic lighting, painterly realism, rich textures, grounded high fantasy illustration. Classic D&D fantasy art, Larry Elmore style. See more