This is the way. One additional step I do for enterprise software is test driven development. That way when you refactor your code into something better, you still have tests in place to verify that the code actually works.
Shadowverse: evolve is pretty fun though no one plays it and good luck finding cards.
Awesome stuff. The Liber Daemonica bits are great! I used them for my BA dreadnaught.!
Ya several of the Forged in the Dark games change the way these mechanics work. They're great fun still.
Combat felt a bit clunky until we starred treating it more as roleplay and less as "DND combat." Overall, the mechanics encouraged interparty role play which was sooo much fun. I'd highly recommend it
Ive run a few gumshoe games. They are great, but did require a lot of planning on my part.
We just wrapped up an avatar game. It has some oddities but overall really fun!
My latest piece. I really struggled with all the rock, but I like how the bottom right turned out. I'm excited to do more glassy water.
You were all very kind about my camel and asked me to share some older stuff. I learned a lot with this piece and there are a lot of things I'd change if I went back but I still like how it came out.
After the main values were blocked in I erased lines with erasers. Then just back and forth between adding charcoal and erasing to get the right values/textures.
Sure I'll post some other drawings eventally. I use a kneeded eraser, an abrasive eraser, a compressed and soft charcoal and a blending stick.
This is my fifth charcoal drawing so far. I disliked the medium at first but I'm starting to enjoy it more and more 😄.
Found a used only model shop near my house recently and I couldn't leave without buying! So now my friend will get to add two Devilfish to their army.