FairFate

FairFate

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33 | He/Him | Pirating with my Pig Pieces | Alt: @martinidl.bsky.social Anti-Ai TTRPG Marketplace: https://fairfate.com/news

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Full Illustration of my friend at the Labyrinth Masquerade. Honestly referencing cosplay photos might be the play to learn fantasy.

It's my favorite month of the year! So for spooky szn, I'm probably going to be doing a bunch of random things. But to start off here's the first piece of the ASWANG BOIS series. Combined a painterly + inked drawing style and made it cohesive for my first mixed media piece.

LMFAO WE'RE MAKING PROGRESS laggy video, but I GOT THE MODEL and MOVEMENT from Deadlock onto the browser window. Personal project omfg I'm going to make my own model this weekend and try to rig it for this movement HOW FKING EXCITING!!!!!!!!

Finished up a cover art for Wickerman Studios for one of their rpgs. I'm having quite a lot of fun doing these.

I will call this one "Jeremiah 31:3" still a WIP, but I wanted to emulate Pluvium Grandis' style here. I adore his art so much. #noai #art #painting #study

Oof sorry I've been off bsky for a bit, but this week had our first round of creators testing the site, lots of useful feedback, so thank you to all who tested, have even more tomorrow, but we are working on all the suggestions and fixes!

Made this cover art for Wicker Man Studios. It's a fantasy noir ttrpg, named My Sword Is Quick. Testing out the new watermark too.

Made this for our community on Facebook. I did a stencil design because as designers, while we can create our own systems, I think the coolest thing is when we hack and recreate systems, but we paint it in our own colors.

Hey friends, when you’re designing a game, what factors do you consider when deciding whether character death should be permanent versus allowing resurrection or other ways to come back? And once you’ve decided how permanent death is, how do you determine the game’s overall lethality?

Concourse of the River God. This game draws from the Vietnamese spiritual concepts of Duyên(fate and the conditions that bring people together) and Nợ (the karmic debt that binds two people). Together, these concepts help explain why two people meet, why they stay, and why they eventually part ways.

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The prompts ask you to reflect on your memories and consider them from different perspectives. The game explores how love can become obligation, how protection can become control, and what may remain between two people after their relationship ends.

I originally wanted to incorporate a game with Vietnamese culture, that wasn't the Vietnam War. I was searching up ttrpgs with Vietnamese influences and all I found were games about the Vietnam War. So, I started with this concept, and it grew into something much deeper than I expected.

Concourse of the River God. This game draws from the Vietnamese spiritual concepts of Duyên(fate and the conditions that bring people together) and Nợ (the karmic debt that binds two people). Together, these concepts help explain why two people meet, why they stay, and why they eventually part ways.

This is an introspective solo journaling game about the people who have shaped our lives and the relationships we have or once had with them. Hopefully, you guys will enjoy it if you try it. If not, you can at least learn something about my people and our culture!

You play as a Summoner who enters the Concourse of the River God. There, you attempt to form contracts with beings called the Numina. They borrow faces from your memories, and in return for sharing those memories with them, they grant you a measure of their power.

One of the guys in my gaming group is getting deployed and the boys have decided to write letters to him. Excited cause I have SO MUCH STATIONERY, but a bit sad thinking back to how I was supposed to use these to write letters to my ex, but we broke up before long distance and I never had a chance.

Sunday is chill day and create Finish the stage, Fix the movement for these characters, or should I try coloring models on Procreate?

In one of my discord's someone posted an old ads study archive, that I really enjoyed reading through. I figured I'd remake some of these for my socials. Who knows maybe you'll gain some trivia knowledge. But I think this beats just telling people to join. These will mostly be done in photoshop.

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In one of my discord's someone posted an old ads study archive, that I really enjoyed reading through. I figured I'd remake some of these for my socials. Who knows maybe you'll gain some trivia knowledge. But I think this beats just telling people to join. These will mostly be done in photoshop.

This ad was ran by Canadian Pacific. They were recruiting British families to immigrate to Canada during the 1925 Railway Agreement. Canadian Pacific framed this as a homecoming rather than a departure as it's appeal. This is represented through the daughter going her father's embrace.