I had my eye on the Kickstarter for the new book, intending to use some of my profits to back it once I got back home. At the con, however, I was thrilled at the prospect to potentially work with the Ponyfinder team. I bought both of the main campaign settings and immediately fell in love- as both a fan of MLP and an avid Roleplayer and Tabletop games enthusiast this was a bit of a mix of everything I loved.
As of now, I've backed the Kickstarter and will be getting my Ponysona and OC into the book! I'm incredibly excited for it and have taken the time to create an illustration of her and her familiar to share with you all.

(Larger image here- http://i.imgur.com/bWRLtsk.jpg?1 )
Anyway, here’s a little blurb about both of them, though the final biography in the book will likely be a bit more detailed on Ghostly’s part.
Ghostly Muse- a Pegasus Sorceress of the Unification Bloodline which has gifted her with a magical horn in tandem with her wings. Her natural talents in art and an insatiable curiosity for ancient history give her the drive she needs to pursue her magical skills in order to uncover the ancient secrets of Everglow. She has a knack for dealing with the undead and you can more often than not find her deep within forgotten tombs- illustrating the history of the cultures she finds there, as well as her own adventures.
Behind her is her familiar and ghostly companion Gaiihl- a former Pharaoh in life and Unfulfilled in death who was assisted by a sympathetic and young Ghostly, and completed his task that had burdened him and shed the binds of his tragic death that kept him linked to the mortal realm. An ancient and powerful spirit, he expressed his thanks by becoming both her familiar and mentor in Sorcery. While he is powerful in the Ethereal plane, he is able to do little on the mortal planes- limited to little more than an extra set of eyes, ears, and able to lift some smaller objects. However, he more than makes up for this with his kind, caring personality, his skills as a conversationalist, and loyalty to those he calls friends.
In conclusion, you'll probably find me posting more Ponyfinder based artwork here as time goes on- assuming I can find free time in between my classes. I guess you could also call it a bit of a portfolio too! And if anyone is looking for illustrations of their characters, I'm always open for commissions. So thanks and enjoy!