Anon answers :D

Thank you! It’s nice to hear and I hope you’ll enjoy all the wonderful art you can find online from many talented artists! Tabletop games are fun that’s for sure!

Hehehehehe! Thanks! I really loved these books while growing up. I might draw some more someday if I get some free time for myself.

Not sure I understand. Is there a reference to the red and blue colors I use for sketching? I usually do so so I don’t get lost in the lines. Helps a lot to not get confused when there are a lot of lines overlapping.

Thank you for your kind words! Sure thing. :D

I am thinking about it. the thing is I need to find where I got it from in the first place. I don’t remember if I bought it or if it was a free set. It’s been quite some time since I first tried the lineart one for sure >-<.

Thank you! I get inspired by other artists all the time. I’ve loved Joe Mad’s art for the longest time. I also love to deconstruct other people’s art styles and try to improve by analyzing what I see. I also find that if you have a good base with a nice silhouette, and movement, balancing the details gets easier.

Thanks! Hummmm…. Try to be consistent? Like sports or anything else, drawing regularly is better than just doing one huge session one time and then nothing for a long time. At least this works for me!

Hey there! I draw on Photoshop because I learned with it. If you start and you don’t have a lot of experience you should try other softwares. Clip Studio Paint seems to be really good and there is a nice community. I say that because it’s a perpetual license that you only need to buy once compared to paying every month for other softwares. I use a relatively standard brush with a lil bit of texture to it.

I sure hope so! I would love for pate to be somewhat autonomous!