We are adding artwork to the Hub Rules book almost daily now, filling all those stark white spaces with their accompanying illustrations. Many of the images are tiny in this book, used both to clarify what something, someone or a relic looks like, and at other times to make a sort of visual placeholder for game masters and players to easily find a table, section or passage of text.
Today I am adding more art from various sections of the book. It seems we are leaning toward plenty of ink work, especially for the small stuff as it holds up in test printings we have been conducting. In other books, including the Excavator Monthly Magazine, we are going with more gray scale graphite, digital, ink wash and some color interior art.
That reminds me, next blog entry we will have a new, full color cover image for the magazines in the works.
In the meantime, enjoy these ink offerings, let others know about this blog and the upcoming release of the Mutant Epoch Rpg, and share your thoughts here. Also, click on the mutant skull banner at the bottom of this entry and sign up for the mailing list.
Best regards,
Will McAusland
Creative Director Outland Arts.com
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hhhmmm this color differentiation will make the gamers fee comfortable while playing without getting confused with the graphic...
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this is really gonna help gamers to move fast without getting puzzled in graphics...
ReplyDeletegreat developmnetns...