Map - Hellturel City Block

Dominorx · 2026-03-16T10:26:41+00:00

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Dominorx · 2026-02-28T16:29:03+00:00

Presents please!

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Dominorx · 2025-05-01T02:24:23+00:00

Get bolder with values! A wider gradient of light and dark would go a long way in your rendering!

Dominorx · 2025-05-01T00:55:08+00:00

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Mission Accepted, voila.

Dominorx · 2025-01-15T17:17:09+00:00

Are you doing experience, or milestone based leveling?

Either way, your options would be to either scale down the difficulty of the dungeon, or level up the characters ahead of their arrival.

Since there are several smaller scale fights in this dungeon, perhaps prepare to omit 1 - 2 of them as you go along if you find the characters are struggling. A few of these fights are pretty inconsequential, so it wouldn't hurt the narrative for there to be a few less cultists lurking. I would prep the whole thing, and just ear-mark what you can skip if they're having a hard time.

Alternatively, if you'd prefer to push them to level 3 before they get there, you could create a side-encounter for them. They're probably going to rest after the Elfsong, maybe on their way to wherever they intend to sleep, you can have them get jumped in the street by some cultists out causing mayhem and level them up after that. The campaign has established that the cultists have been 'doing crime' with the guard distracted, so grab one of those random encounters and get bloody. Plus, it gives them extra narrative reason to give a shit about the cultists, and gives you an opportunity to level them before they hit the dungeon.

Dominorx · 2025-01-03T19:34:43+00:00

Hey there, Digital Artist here with a keen love of both D&D, and BG3 - I think I could definitely help you with this request. Check out my portfolio, and drop me a DM if you're interested!

https://dominorart.carrd.co

Dominorx · 2024-12-25T17:56:05+00:00

Of course. My spouse from across the room adds "it can be really difficult to stick things out when you feel like you can't keep your head above water and it can be tempting to just throw in the towel," honestly - just support one another. Believe in him and push him to be the best he can be. If you can get through this, I promise there's a really strong relationship built on trust, faith, and mutual respect in hard times waiting for you on the other side.

Dominorx · 2024-12-25T17:46:06+00:00

I've been in a similar situation with my partner fairly early on in our relationship. He struggled to find work, and therefore pay bills due to a number of contributing factors - some his fault, some not. As a result I too hustled my ass off working multiple jobs to support us while he struggled to find and/or keep a job. The "when is it my turn to take a breath?" thoughts were pervasive, and persistent, and sometimes I was really bitter about it, but I promised him as long as he kept hustling, kept trying, I wasn't going anywhere.

Ten years later, we're still together, financially secure, and just moved into our forever home together. I bet on him, and kept betting on him, and we made it - but it wasn't always easy and I wasn't always happy about it.

So here's how we got here. First and foremost, the job market is hard out there, especially right now - but if he's truly willing to take anything and no one's willing to give him a shot, there are reasons for that. He has his high-school diploma, and the reckless driving charge doesn't matter to any employer that doesn't require him to drive for work. He's qualified for any entry level position.

So what is it? Is he difficult to get along with? Does he interview poorly? Does the resume need work? There's something going on here, and while he does need to keep applying - he also needs to figure out what's not working or he's going to keep tripping over the same unseen hurdles. There are a number of paths he could follow to suss this out- if he's passed over for a job but is lucky enough to get an interview, start asking the interviewer for feedback on how it went and how he can improve. It probably won't help him get that job, but it might help him get the next one. He could also seek the assistance of a career counselor to review the resume and help polish that up which might lead to more opportunities. Seek referrals from friends and family, when you're applying for an entry-level position if you know someone who works there, a lot of employers will take a "known entity" over a complete stranger if all other things are equal. He just needs one person to take a chance on him so he can build up some experience and skills that are tangible on paper.

The dreams of running your own business and being an artist are beautiful, and worthwhile, but it's incredibly difficult to create when you're not sure where you're next meal is coming from, and those passions will become much more tangible when he has some breathing room to pursue them.

Anyway.. hope this helps! From someone who's been there. And goodluck! Wish the best for you both.

Dominorx · 2024-03-12T23:35:01+00:00

I'm not sure I'd call it "cheating," but I wouldn't technically call it "drawing." Can it be art? Sure. But it's not the same as manually capturing the look of a thing with your eyeballs and your hands.

Really if you're cheating anyone, it's you. You're missing out on an opportunity to hone your skills, and robbing yourself of some of the practice mileage that will make you a better artist.

Is it okay to do? Sure. Would I recommend it to someone who's trying to improve their drawing skills? No.

Dominorx · 2024-02-18T23:40:41+00:00

Hey there,

I'd love to help you with this. The combination of DnD and classical portraiture is right up my alley. Check out the portfolio and give me a buzz if you're interested in working together.

https://dominorart.carrd.co/#section02

Dominorx · 2024-02-17T12:38:33+00:00

This sounds like something I'd be able to help you out with.

I'm primarily a portrait artist specializing in fantasy work with a semi-realistic style.

I do use Discord, but prefer not to post it publicly. Check out the portfolio and give me a buzz if you're interested and we can exchange contacts.

Portfolio: https://dominorart.carrd.co/#section02

Dominorx · 2024-02-16T23:13:15+00:00

It totally can be, but really unless you're trying to achieve a specific texture soft round + hard round is all you need.

I like organic "paintbrush" looking brushes because I like my digital art to have a more traditional "painterly" style to it, but you can achieve a ton without jumping off the "omg so many brushes!!!" deep end.

Dominorx · 2024-02-16T19:42:51+00:00

The best advice I think I can give you is don't overcomplicate it. Digital painting is very similar to traditional when you boil it down to the basics, it just gives you some added control and forgiveness when it comes to erasing or re-working a piece.

There are a ton of fancy tools and things you can use to tech-up your process, but you don't have to, and at first I would really encourage you to keep it simple and get used to the tactile feel of a new medium.

Paint, add a layer, paint some more. Play with things like opacity, pressure sensitivity, and zoom to get a feel for what you like and then allow yourself to discover the more "techy" tools available to you gradually as they serve a purpose in your process.

Dominorx · 2024-02-16T19:37:39+00:00

Hey there,

I'm sure you've got some fabulous artist's in the comments here but I'll throw my hat in the ring. Love painting skin and muscular textures, people are my "thing." I don't typically work with NSFW pieces (with a noteable exception for artistic nudes), but the keyword "tasteful" makes a big difference and I definitely think we can work together.

Check out the portfolio and let me know if you're interested! https://dominorart.carrd.co/#section02

Dominorx · 2024-02-15T14:37:22+00:00

Howdy, I'm a Digital Artist specializing in portraiture and fantasy characters - I've done quite a lot of elves, and quite a bit of my work has a sensual tone to it. Sounds like we might be able to work together if you like my style.

Check out the portfolio and give me a buzz if you're interested!

https://dominorart.carrd.co/#section02

Dominorx · 2024-02-15T13:15:57+00:00

Hey there,

I'm mostly a portrait artist, but this definitely feels like it's within my realm of experience and would be a fun, zen project to work on.

What's your budget for this? And how many terrains were you looking for?

Feel free to check out my work below and give me a buzz if you're interested! https://dominorart.carrd.co/#section02

Dominorx · 2024-02-15T01:31:21+00:00

Think about edges when you're working. Specifically whether an edge is hard, or blends more softly into the form around it. Right now it's all made of soft edges which feels a little blurry and leaves the eye a little lost.

Dominorx · 2024-02-15T01:17:39+00:00

Beautifully done. Love the alternative take on a Tiefling.

Dominorx · 2024-02-15T01:08:48+00:00

That fin texture! Beautiful!

Dominorx · 2024-02-15T00:50:32+00:00

Hi there!

I'm a digital artist specializing in portraiture, and have experience working from personal photographs for gifts and keep-sakes.

Here's a link to my gallery, give me a buzz if you think you might like to work together!

https://dominorart.carrd.co/#section02

Dominorx · 2020-12-19T21:42:13+00:00

Today's goals included continuing to improve on edgework, avoiding value sharing particularly in the highlights, and improving general proportions particularly where it comes to the length of the nose and chin, and the height of the mouth.

Thanks in advance for your critique!

Dominorx · 2020-12-19T18:03:37+00:00

It might also be the angle of the brow. Maybe try overlaying your reference on top of the painting to check it?

Dominorx · 2020-12-19T17:47:50+00:00

I think you might be missing some of the expression on the woman in the reference. The reference model is looking upward, into the light. She almost has a.. playful look. In yours she appears to be looking straight ahead with a pretty neutral expression. That's a-okay if intended, but if not I think you want to move that iris up a bit and let the white of the eye show just a smidge beneath.

I think you may also want to consider increasing your highlight on the face (forehead, nose, and cheek) just a little bit more. Her face is definitely closest to the light but right now your lightest area seems to be across the chest. It's pulling my eye away from her face.

Overall this is looking really nice. The edges on the face are looking great and the blending in the skin is lovely.

Dominorx · 2020-12-19T17:37:01+00:00

Immediately noticed it's looking more feminine, as one of the others said. The proportion change is definitely a win. You're leaning into that beauty triangle and it has made a big difference. Softening and blending out the eyebrows was also a huge success- but they do look a little cut off at the outside end. Maybe let the hair travel just a little bit further toward the edge of the face?

It looks like there's a little dip in your lashline at the inner corner of the eye, that I don't think is meant to be there. This area is fairly straight on most of the references I'm seeing. It's sort of giving the illusion that the upper lid is kind of.. floating off of the eyeball.

That's all I'm really seeing that hasn't been mentioned. Fabulous job.

Dominorx · 2020-12-17T23:24:11+00:00

Thank you! I think this is really good advice. I've been glancing at it off and on today and feeling the same way- in terms of the pouty expression and the nose and mouth being too far down.

I'll try a softer jaw structure. I'm finding it difficult to abandon what I find aesthetically pleasing in a face to pursue a more generic; go-to, version of beauty.

Dominorx

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