Garrick J. Williams

@garrick.rhetoricstudios.com

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Senior Software Engineer | Game Designer at Rhetoric Studios | #PathfinderInfinite author | Activist for #NetNeutrality and against corporate exploitation of artists and writers

A notebook doodle by Sumiko Kosan, the kitsune runesmith. The drawing illustrates the results of her party capturing a villain. It depicts an attractive young Tien man on his knees with his arms tied behind his back. Sumiko stands over him with her hands affectionately clasped together with a heart trailing from her delighted face.
Photo of an illustration of the First Emissary, a villain in Pathfinder Society 7-99 Kaiji Crisis.
An autumn red fox girl character wearing a casino-themed outfit inspired by Ecaflip from the video game Wakfu. She holds up a fan of cards.
A miniature of Sumiko, a Pathfinder Roleplaying Game character. She's a kitsune runesmith who wields a large calligraphy brush as a staff. She wears a red hakama as a skirt, large sandal clogs, and has her long hair tied up in the back like a brush. Her arms, feet, and the tips of her hair, fox tail, and fox ears are stained with ink.
Transparent tokens with painted kanji symbols on them for fire, impact, homecoming, and appeal
A female kitsune character in a revealing outfit flourishing crystalline foxfire from one hand touch another. She has long braided hair, a pair of dark purple horns hinting at her dragon heritage. Her fox ears and tail are sparkling ruby-like.
Two printed RPG miniatures of the same character, a kitsune wearing a hakama as a skirt and wielding a giant calligraphy brush as a staff
A joke ad from the Team Fortress 2 Sniper Update, showcasing the "Jarate" weapon, which is basically just a jar of urine designed to humiliate your enemies.
In response to game designer Dustin Knight ("Kitsune Warlock") mentioning that 3 out of 14 of his Pathfinder Society characters have kitsune ancestry, I make an awkward realization that I have twice that number of kitsune (6 out of 15) while considering making two more. The image shows the sock puppet shifty eyes meme and a partial screen capture of a spreadsheet listing my PFS characters, highlighting the six kitsune: the Mimi twins (summoner and eidolon), Roulette (psychic), Sayuki (swashbuckler), Gyan (exemplar), Akari (kineticist), and Na-Ri (necromancer).
"Finally home from my day job! Now I can do creative work that I actually enjoy!" I say to myself as DEPRESSION, SELF-LOATHING, and EMPATHY await me at home.
Rogue: "Please!? May we *PLEASE* rob this bank? Paladin: "No" Bard: "See, you're going about this the wrong way. May I try?" Rogue: "Fine! Be my guest." Bard: "Thank you. Ah-hem. The bank is owned by Nazis." Paladin: (puts on a ski-mask) "EVERYBODY BE COOL THIS IS A ROBBERY."
A red-haired, jungle cat girl RPG character wearing furs with her clawed hands on her hips and painted stripes on her shoulders, face, and thighs.
A cat girl with Egyptian themed outfit having her skin stitched together with golden thread, alluding that she's actually a doll brought to life.
A tall amazonian woman with draconic features wearing a martial artist outfit that flatters her figure. She has a thick dragon tail, draconic paws and claws, and a pair of horns and elongated ears. Radia was formerly a half elf monk but became dragonblood barbarian after the Pathfinder remaster, the spirit of a dragon transforming her.
Goth cat girl transformed into a mermaid by taking advantage of the fact she's a living plushie and replacing her lower half with a mermaid.
A painted roleplaying game miniature of Seung Na-Ri, a necromancer kitsune, surrounded by five of her spirit fox thralls, each of them a different color so a gamemaster can quickly refer to and distinguish them. The kitsune figure is a 3D-printed model of Ahri (League of Legends) sculpted by Ethan Savage. The fire fox in the front was sculpted by Imp3dsion, and the others were sculpted by Cast n Play. All were painted by Garrick J.W.
A golden-orange fox girl with an enormous orange tail wearing a hoodie, striped thigh high stockings, and a fox mask, which hides her face. She hides her hands in the pockets of her hoodie.
A fox person character with a large tail and ears. She wears a hoodie and a kitsune mask concealing her face while tucking her hands into the pockets of her hoodie.
A female kobold with a long tail and long hair with goggles on her head. She carries a potion bottle and a vial in her hands.
A female character wearing hide and furs. She has claws and feline ears and tail.
A jungle amazon cat girl wearing an outfit made of furs and hide.
Panel 1: We sanctioned Galactic Ancestries and added new boons for Starfinder Society. Panel 2: Great! Thank you for all your hard work. So I can play a kholo in Starfinder, right? Panel 3: ... Panel 4: So I can play a kholo in Starfinder, right?
A fantasy illustration depicting Soraya, a kitsune star goddess holding a brilliant star aloft in her hand. Her fox ears and tail are textured as a starry night sky, and her head is haloed by a solar corona. Her outfit carries a mixture of fashion inspired by Ancient Egypt and feudal Japanese culture.
An illustration of female kitsune tabletop roleplaying game character, resembling an woman wearing a garb inspired by ancient Egyptian fashion and Edo Japanese kimonos. She has fox ears atop her head and a very large fox tail. She holds a star orb aloft in her hand and looks at it pensively.
Two catfolk huntresses. Kaori, the one on the left, has markings like a leopard and wears a shroud. In her left hand, she wields a strange magical bow that she uses to cast spells with. Rakira, on the right, has markings like a golden tiger and holds a double-headed spear.
I pulled the incredibly rare and highly sought after Spirit Blossom Ahri the Nine-Tailed Fox over-numbered card this morning from a Riftbound TCG booster pack.
"Harm" should be on the occult spell list.
A catgirl doll brought to life, loosening the threads that bind her right hand to use it as a flail.
A short muscular hyena woman with a smug grin carrying an oversized cannon over her shoulder that was haphazardly cobbled together with scrap.
An Egyptian catgirl with stitch marks of golden thread
A kitsune resembling a woman with nine fox tails and a pair of fox ears with Sakura pink tips. She holds a fluffy fox plushie in her left arm.
A kitsune character design with nine tails. She wears dark thigh highs, sandals, and a kimono with a jacket having a fur collar. She holds a fox plushie in her left arm. She has dark hair styled into a thick braid over her left shoulder, and there's some ornamentation on her head.
Jungle girl with a spear and winter wolf furs. Her right hand has been replaced with a wolf claw.
A short hyena woman carrying a huge cannon cobbled together from scrap. She wears goggles on her head and a red shroud around her shoulders.
Soraya, an Egyptian cosmic-themed female kitsune wearing an outfit that borrows a mixture of Edo Japanese and Ancient Egyptian fashion. Her tail resembles a starry sky in space. Soraya holds a star gem that looks like a small sun. A golden fiery corona hovers above her head like a halo.