We want to help promote our artists to our backers and follower community. Our dream with these post is someone somewhere is inspired to create art.
Today we feature Carlos Ca...
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Addon Spotlight: Canvas Print Alterative Cover
Hello Awesome Gamer Family!
We just added an additional item to the addon section for this campaign.
The 12" x 9" canvas print! Catch this awesome art piece for your game r...
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4 days ago
PICKPOCKET STRECH GOAL ACHIEVED
Hello Gamer Family,
We achieved our first stretch goal of 51 decks of cards backed.
If we finish the campaign with this many backers we can offer this stretch goal to our com...
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Polyhedral Earth Society
9 days ago
Artist Spotlight (Sean Martin)
We want to help promote our artists to our backers and follower community. We asked this artist a series of questions, hoping to inspire new artists to create more and offer th...
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10 days ago
Pledge Level Spotlight: Master Thief
Hello Gamer Family!
We created this pledge level with the idea we all have awesome characters or NPCs we loved to create. Why not immortalize them in print?
All we need is a...
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Polyhedral Earth Society
12 days ago
Trending #18 this week!
Aw shucks!
This much love from the DCC Community is more than we deserve.
We achieved our first stretch goal of 51 decks of cards backed.
If we finish the campaign with this many backers we can offer this stretch goal to our community.
We wanted to show a sample of the front of the cards to let you see what you are helping create. In playtests, these have proven to be an awesome tool for Judges to create memorable encounters.
We want to help promote our artists to our backers and follower community. Our dream with these post is someone somewhere is inspired to create art.
Today we feature Carlos Castilho his art is featured in the Pickpocket Deck.
(Get a copy today!)
This native of Brazil has an awesome style of art and it screams OSR to us. We hope to work with him more in the near future.
How long have you been an artist?
"I'm Brazilian, born in Encruzilhada do Sul, in the state of Rio Grande do Sul"
Where do you live now?
" Passo Fundo, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil "
Where do you live now?
" I worked as a tattoo artist for about 4 years and have worked with illustration for 5 years "
Who or what was your biggest influence to learn to create art?
" My biggest influence for creating art is RPG. I learn a lot by leafing through the oldest D&D books by studying the artists of the first generation. "
What keeps you motivated to draw?
" The RPG! I become more motivated and inspired to create things with each game session. I want to convey my vision of fantasy with my illustrations. "
What was the coolest thing you ever created?
" I don't know if I have a favorite project as I've had the good fortune to work on a lot of cool projects. But I really like my dwarves hahahaha "
What is your favorite artist and why?
" I really like several of them, but Peter Mullen is my favorite. "
Any social media links you might have to help get your name out.
" @crawlstilho (facebook, instagram, twitter and reddit) "
Now I want a dwarf tattoo by him!
Are you an artist? Want to work with us ? Send an email to [email protected] with a link to your works and we will contact you back.
We created this pledge level with the idea we all have awesome characters or NPCs we loved to create. Why not immortalize them in print?
All we need is a description of your character or NPC along with their character sheet or stats and we will have an artist draw a full-page piece of art of them. On the opposite page, we will feature their character sheet
Included in this pledge:
Hardback Numbered Edition.
Unnumbered PDF.
Art of your character.
Thief-inspired PDF Character sheet.
Don't miss this chance to become a DCC legend in Dirt's Gallery Of Scoundrels.
We want to help promote our artists to our backers and follower community. We asked this artist a series of questions, hoping to inspire new artists to create more and offer the community a peek into who we are.
Today we feature Sean Martin the artist who created the book cover among other things.
He started the interview with:
Ok here's my thing! I do realize it may seem I'm not taking this interview very seriously but, what is art if it isn't b@tsh*t.
We loved his answer and his comic book style of art. We have had the pleasure of working on multiple projects with him in the past, and his art is featured proudly in this book.
How long have you been an artist?
" I have been an artist for 5 years, 11 days, and 12 or so hours."
Who or what was your biggest influence to learn to create art?
" When Image comics was created, I spent so many hours copying pages from Spawn and The Maxx etc. Todd McFarlane and Sam Keith inspired the $h*t outta me when I was a kid! "
What keeps you motivated to draw?
"I'm not always motivated to draw. Sometimes I'll go a week without drawing anything, then suddenly realize I've been locked out of my house. Where have I been? Where are my keys?"
What was the coolest thing you ever created?
" I am the proud and sole inventor of the "Abe Lincoln Blinkin' Blanket."
What is your favorite artist and why?
" There are too many. I honestly don't know. I asked A.I. "Who is the best artist" and it said Leonardo Davinci, which is the most boring answer. "
Any social media links you might have to help get your name out.
We want to help promote our artists to our backers and follower community. We asked them a series of questions, hoping to inspire new artists to create more and offer the community a peek into who we are.
Today we feature Ricardo de Gaspar a native of Rio de Janeiro.
We loved his detailed line work and unique style that captures the essence of the content we aim to produce.
Where are you from?
"I'm from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil."
Where do you live now?
"Still currently living in Rio!"
How long have you been an artist?
"I've been drawing since my early childhood, around 8 or 9 years old! But I have only started doing it professionally since early 2021."
Who or what was your biggest influence to learn to create art?
"My biggest artistic influences in art are Gustave Doré, Takato Yamamoto, Kentaro Miura, Erol Otus, Mike Mignola, and Gerald Brom (to name a few)."
What keeps you motivated to draw?
"Hmm... I would say my main motivation for drawing is honestly self-improvement and, in many ways, therapy. When I start working on something, I like to dive deep into it and block out everything else around my workspace."
What was the coolest thing you ever created?
"I'd say a fairly recent drawing I made depicts an adventurer holding up a lit torch, opening a tomb to reveal the skeletal remains of a noble king or hero covered in webs! If I had to choose one of my drawings that best defines what I enjoy working on, that would probably be it."
What is your favorite artist and why?
"As for my favorite artist, that's an extremely tough question to answer. There are just too many great artists whom I consider god-like in their craft! But if I had to choose one, I would probably go with Gustave Doré. No other artist can master the vision of portraying both the Holy and the Profane with such great contrast and drama in his works."
Any social media links you might have to help get your name out.
"My main social media platform is Instagram! [ https://www.instagram.com/_gasparisme/ I'm always posting and sharing all of my works, and sometimes even sketches there!"
If we get our pledge amount up to $8,000 we will write an adventure featuring Dirt the Master Thief himself. Need a job? Dirt has just the trick. He knows a local score for some scrapping footpads to pilfer. But he wants his cut.
Will you trust him? ... the score could be huge. Will you survive? .... that depends on you.
If we get 51+ total backers for the pickpocket deck add-on we can increase the card count to 72 unique cards at the same price. That's a 29% increase in the total card count.
