Some graphic design for “A Fistful of Darkness”, a Weird West Hack of Blades in the Dark I’m currently working on.
Some graphic design for “A Fistful of Darkness”, a Weird West Hack of Blades in the Dark I’m currently working on. I’m a bit stuck and doing pretty pictures is a good way to come into the mood. “Hellstone” and monsters from the deep are central elements for this hack, in case you wonder what this crystal and tentacle stuff is all about.
It would be awesome if you give some feedback which one you like most / hate least 😉 Thanks for your time. #aFistfulOfDarkness
This came up in my feed today and I started listening to the whole soundtrack again, after too long.
This came up in my feed today and I started listening to the whole soundtrack again, after too long. Now I kinda want to pour a ship’s worth of color to Blades and play a game of feuding families in the city-state of fair Verona Beach.
I found this little guide on how to make Vintage maps (I followed a link I found here, but could not find the link…
I found this little guide on how to make Vintage maps (I followed a link I found here, but could not find the link again). Since I could not find the path I found it on, I can’t give credit. But whoever you are, thanks!
While it is built for Photoshop, it helped me use Gimp. So, being useful to me, I share with yawl:
I put this together for my group’s third session – the plan is to do a new one before each session from now on…
I put this together for my group’s third session – the plan is to do a new one before each session from now on (after all, the grunt work’s all done!). I wanted to create something that really shows how their actions have an impact – it’s not like they’re making headlines themselves yet, but the things they’ve done are starting to appear (indirectly, in most cases) in the press. I also took the opportunity to throw in some interesting hooks they could grab onto and use as inspiration for scores – I’ve not planned anything out beyond what’s on the page – as well as a few miscellaneous bits to bring the world to life. I’ll be printing out a copy (maybe broadsheet sized if I’m feeling fancy) for the table – if nothing else, it’s a nice in-world artefact!
I’m not a designer or layout expert by any means, but this was easy enough to throw together in Illustrator. If anyone wants the file so they can replicate it for their own group, lemme know and I’ll upload it 🙂
Here’s a great collection of high-resolution John Atkinson Grimshaw art.
Here’s a great collection of high-resolution John Atkinson Grimshaw art. “His pictures innovated in applying the tradition of rural moonlight images to the Victorian city, recording “the rain and mist, the puddles and smoky fog of late Victorian industrial England with great poetry.””
Great reference for a foggy, sunless industrial city, especially if you want to consider what more picturesque moments in Doskvol might look like.