My first token

[Forkbeard]

Thanks!
I have been practicing alot and even got a set for sale on Roll20. Right now im working on a new monster set for desert campaigns

I saw your work on Roll20. Very good.

I noticed with Devin Night, that he had a similar style to your own when he started out, and over time his became more and more detailed.

What I like about your work, from roll20, is the body proportions. They seem very lifelike.

My problem is in mixing styles on screen. It really notices, although varying races/creatures helps I suppose.

I've started messing with mapping, but I'd really like to start top-down tokens soon. I need a tablet though. What do you use?

[woekan]

I saw your work on Roll20. Very good.

I noticed with Devin Night, that he had a similar style to your own when he started out, and over time his became more and more detailed.

What I like about your work, from roll20, is the body proportions. They seem very lifelike.

My problem is in mixing styles on screen. It really notices, although varying races/creatures helps I suppose.

I've started messing with mapping, but I'd really like to start top-down tokens soon. I need a tablet though. What do you use?

Thanks! I use DAZ3D to posy my humanoid figure and then i draw on top of that.
I use a Wacom tablet to draw. But my linework is not smooth enough yet, thats why i trace it with illustrator.

[Forkbeard]

Thanks! I use DAZ3D to posy my humanoid figure and then i draw on top of that.
I use a Wacom tablet to draw. But my linework is not smooth enough yet, thats why i trace it with illustrator.

I want the Wacom Intuos Pro Medium. Do you have touch/finger control on your Wacom? If so, how do you find it?

I haven't tried DAZ yet, but I'd like to. How easy is it to get basic humanoid figures in and posed?

[Askren]

My suggestion is; Don't use paths and Stroke-to-path to do linework. The results are too time-consuming to control and you're much better just becoming comfortable enough with a pen to do it by hand.