Thank you! It's not yet on par with my digital but I won't be discouraged! Just have to stick to it and do what I can!
Also, That's actually cool! They did an excellent job on it, and I agree, the artwork is gorgeous! I can happily report that the finishing result is very fun and encourages a lot of creativity and collaborative effort between dungeon master and players! If you ever get to play it, please do! This is technically my second campaign with Fabula Ultima being used as the corebook!
ah your traditional art it's so pretty! also Fabula Ultima! soo cool! the author of the game is italian and I had the pleasure to play a one shot when the game was in a beta testing waaaaay back in the days! I never played the final game but it seem very cool! also beautiful art in the manual, very inspiring.
Thank you and of course! Maybe one day I’ll share the digital side of how-to. Though I don’t want to encourage this heavily because it is mostly technique building. Still, I’ll share if I acquire the time to make a fun lil tutorial.
I almost have a semi-imposter syndrome when I look at my digital vs traditional art. The stark difference hurts me. I have much respect for artist who are able to carry their techniques AND skill for both mediums while also making them look identical! So currently I’m trying to bring my traditional on par with my digital skills. The reliance on both lasso tool and layers along with the CTRL+Z had dampened my foundation skills! It’s going to be a long process to install good habits and reform my brain to think more like a traditional artists! It’ll be difficult but well worth it!
Wow! You art looks so good. Traditional art has so many bonuses to it. You can really learn the basics and then take it to another level once you master it. I hope you post more here and more about your technique.
GHOSTNAIL
Otakuite | Posted 09/06/26 | Reply
@Groovy Boar:
Thank you!
It's not yet on par with my digital but I won't be discouraged! Just have to stick to it and do what I can!
Also, That's actually cool! They did an excellent job on it, and I agree, the artwork is gorgeous! I can happily report that the finishing result is very fun and encourages a lot of creativity and collaborative effort between dungeon master and players! If you ever get to play it, please do! This is technically my second campaign with Fabula Ultima being used as the corebook!
Groovy Boar
Otakuite+ | Posted 09/04/26 | Reply
ah your traditional art it's so pretty! also Fabula Ultima! soo cool! the author of the game is italian and I had the pleasure to play a one shot when the game was in a beta testing waaaaay back in the days! I never played the final game but it seem very cool! also beautiful art in the manual, very inspiring.
GHOSTNAIL
Otakuite | Posted 08/30/26 | Reply
@Faroe:
Thank you and of course! Maybe one day I’ll share the digital side of how-to. Though I don’t want to encourage this heavily because it is mostly technique building. Still, I’ll share if I acquire the time to make a fun lil tutorial.
I almost have a semi-imposter syndrome when I look at my digital vs traditional art. The stark difference hurts me. I have much respect for artist who are able to carry their techniques AND skill for both mediums while also making them look identical! So currently I’m trying to bring my traditional on par with my digital skills. The reliance on both lasso tool and layers along with the CTRL+Z had dampened my foundation skills! It’s going to be a long process to install good habits and reform my brain to think more like a traditional artists! It’ll be difficult but well worth it!
Faroe
Senior Otaku | Posted 08/29/26 | Reply
Wow! You art looks so good. Traditional art has so many bonuses to it. You can really learn the basics and then take it to another level once you master it. I hope you post more here and more about your technique.
GHOSTNAIL
Otakuite | Posted 08/29/26 | Reply
@Keba Si Rota:
Art has always been a challenge but I'm thankful enough to find inspiration! Gotta take those small wins!
Keba Si Rota
Don't Forget 3 Oct (Otaku Eternal) | Posted 08/28/26 | Reply
I'm glad that you're getting back into art and that you found something that inspires you.
Call it karma. Call it luck. Me, I just don't give a... BOUNCE!