I can't believe it. My first #ttrpg book is nearly done. I remember when it started as "just a 10 page zine" and now it has over 100 pages of content with dozens of illustrations.
So satisfying, I can't wait to start conversation with some publishers to see how far I can take this. @rpg@RPG@ttrpgs#art
What is it about? The images not readable for me sadly. Is it a game system or setting? Or something else. How long did it take you to write it? Did you do the illustration yourself? I have a lot of questions.
@RQG thanks for the genuine interest! it's a game system called Dungeons of Galora and it focuses on solo delving. It has it's own setting as well, but to be honest the system could work with any setting the player chooses.
I did all the text, book design and illustration, the only thing I didn't work myself was the logo, designed by Andriy Lukin who's an amazing logo designer!
This project goes in and out of the drawer for years now, but I think overall it took me a year to get it to this state
I'm really happy with this quarter-page illustration in my Solo #TTRPG book. considering it's a bleak and kinda gruesome setting, I like how delicate this one illustration turned out. @rpg@RPG@ttrpgs#ttrpg#art
@Jtskywalker I think it's the first time I managed to achieve this exact style, but it's been cool to see how slowly my style has moved to this direction over time.
since all my followers here are #ttrpg related, let me share this with you: I made a small selection of #inktober entries from this year that art ttrpg-related. the map one is kinda inspired by Tower of Doom :) @ttrpg@rpg@RPG@rpg@ttrpgs
I have a dice.camp profile now, mostly to talk about my personal projects. in case you want to give it a follow: @foletto #ttrpg@ttrpg@rpg@RPG@rpg@ttrpgs