And last two so far, a Muck Monster and a Yeti. More on the way as I continue to work on this group. Looks like I'm building some sort of creature catalog.
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Need to break up the large into a few groups. Next we have a Salamand. Snapper and Ice Troll. The grey silhouette on the size is for scale (Human)
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Continuing on with the large group. After Bugbear we have an Emerald Stryder , Forest Drake and a variation of a Hook Horror.
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@trolllordgames Show the eyes more, make them feel evil. Change the expression from less of a smile to more of a snarl. A poison tail is cool but go with less scorpion to something that fits the creature a little more, feels a little out of place with the rest of the creature.
Cellar Imp, at least that's what I'm calling this little guy so far. Small, under 2 feet in height , found in cellars of farms, houses and buildings. A creature suitable for low level encounters.
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@ScribbleAddict The only time I get more followers/views is when a large account is generous enough to share my work. If they don't my visibility is extremely low.
@psergiomr When making your level pieces make them larger and more interesting over small and repetitive. Leave enough room around the playable area and not have it go right up to the edges. Lessoned learned while creating Torchlight.
@yuoichionodera I draw a bunch of warm ups and bad sketches which would burn through sketchbooks too fast leaving me with a bunch of filler pages, so I got used to drawing on whatever paper was cheap or lying around. I keep the good ones and toss the rest.