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You may have noticed that I always include my D&D art assets in my art dumps at the end of the month. The custom tokens I have been using were designed to mesh with another artist's style; and I figured if I was going to take that much time making tokens for my own games I should at least work on my own style so I can include them in art packs or something: that's what this new paper doll style is for.

I'm kinda shooting for a paper doll / bravely default Square Enix sort of visual style with the figures. Something where I can show the outfits but still keep the visual simple and cartoonish.

Because my games lean hard into body horror I need to keep my visuals light so I don't traumatize my players.

Anyways: the first set I am putting together is kind of a general fantasy set. Still have some basic outfits to work out for variety before I put the whole thing together. maybe add some fantasy race features in, etc.

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Iliara_Kantira

I think it absolutely fits your style. Though I'm now wanting to see some of the horror stuff drawn, lol

GIJ

Cute stuffs ^^ Even murder hobos can be small and innocent looking :B

Icymasamune

It will definitely stay cartoonish for the tokens. Some of my players are a little sensitive to that kind of thing so I try to meet them halfway by keeping my visual style light regardless of my descriptions.

Zim

These are all adorable. Besides, adorable things can be scarier than things obviously intended for horror. ;)