Ridge [overland] (trying individual trees)
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These forests do look better, but it’s very tedious to draw individual triangles.
Also, I probably should have shaded each one of them.
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These forests do look better, but it’s very tedious to draw individual triangles.
Also, I probably should have shaded each one of them.
What’s scaring the ridge so much? It sure is screaming a lot! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Jokes aside, I really like it! I don’t think the trees need shading, with how small they are they don’t have the same depth that the ridge does. Love the shading on that though!
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What’s scaring the ridge so much? It sure is screaming a lot! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Jokes aside, I really like it! I don’t think the trees need shading, with how small they are they don’t have the same depth that the ridge does. Love the shading on that though!
Thanks!
Turns out I started these forest tests because I was trying this type of mountain ridge style and I’m trying to find a tree style that goes along nicely.
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These forests do look better, but it’s very tedious to draw individual triangles.
Also, I probably should have shaded each one of them.
I like these process/improvement details.
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Thanks!
Turns out I started these forest tests because I was trying this type of mountain ridge style and I’m trying to find a tree style that goes along nicely.
Just looked through your posts and saw the one with the penny for scale and holy shit this is all crazy impressive
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Just looked through your posts and saw the one with the penny for scale and holy shit this is all crazy impressive
Have you seen the community’s logo?
https://ttrpg.network/pictrs/image/07fee9d8-1906-4238-a903-93fd016cb9a8.jpeg?format=webp
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I like these process/improvement details.
Yeah, me too.
I think there’s at least something worth learning.I’ll usually avoid creating a new post with very basic tests such as this one…
… so for my latest tests, I still try to finish something.
