They are truly great.

Wow. Could use that to stay on top of book series I am in the middle of.

I made the map in layers, so I can have regions and continents labeled, and then put in air currents for airship travel, monster zones, and political influences.

With the layers, I can export 5 different maps without redrawing.

Inkarnate is a wonderful tool.

Boy, do I hear that, I just spent 20+ hours redesigning a world map so that I could add more history to it.

And then I started doing regions.

I watched a 26 episode build of a clock from scratch by an Australian dude. Scratched every single rabbit hole itch I had at the time. Watch making is rad.

I got to work and realized I forgot my badge because I grabbed things out of order.

And here is mine:
pin.it/4ey2YeVnO

I did that for my campaign setting. Arcanopunk crossed with solarpunk is hard for a lot of people to imagine.

Visuals help bring cohesion to the setting/character/quest.

Anyone who belittles the creative process is wrong. I will die on that hill.

The world has never known a more slippery soul.

Pawns of a larger game, slowly gaining their own autonomy.

Fugitives of an unjust system, choosing to oppose that system or take it over.

Fallen gods, seeking to regain their stolen divinity.

People who have made some bad decisions and have ended up in trouble, together.

It's just like the first time you really learned how to fly. Soon, it's second nature, just like how I ride a bike.

It's just like riding a bike. You got this.

Looks great! Realism, and gritty realism gives a more lived in world feel, which IMO is the best way to paint minis.

There is a lot of hate towards millennials. The same people who gave us those trophies for participating used those trophies against us to tell us we are not ready for adult life.

This is just another way that old power won't give up what they have. And it's gross.

That's awesome!

I'm a slow talker with no internal monologue, so I get that. Being interrupted with grace is a lifestyle at this point.