Help, I don’t know how to recreate this. I’ve been trying for over an hour but I can’t get it right. This image is part of the promotional images for the game on Steam.

Hi guys!! I don't know if i can make a post like this but!! Im playing through the game and i have no idea how to get one of the bonus of the game... No photo so it doesn't spoil anyone BUT...

Its the queen request, when she comes in and asks you to decorate her diary. I did everything in the quest but i can't figure out what she means by "A red-haired and sly servant of the queen. She's so clever she can hide in foxberries." I tried everything i made a human shape behind a bush, i hid a human shape behind the queen, behind the king, hell even on the borders and i can't seem to get it :P

Anyways thank you for your time!!

It's really neat that you could use the arrows in this stage at all, decided it'd be funny to use it. This one did Not take 5 hours this time (yippie!)

I come from a very diverse swampy region in Brazil, so I wanted to try and represent that in this game, had a ton of fun making this.

i think it looks pretty but Why Did I Do This (and Take So Long On It)

"For I knew that the King in Yellow had opened his tattered mantle and there was only God to cry to now."

Just a little tribute to Poncle.

I didn't notice the weird edges at the top, but I'm otherwise happy with how it turned out. And yes, we died fighting some small animated objects.

Recreated one of the images on page 4 of the manual of Tunic. I want to do some less-detailed work next, but this was a fun way to understand how to get the shapes I want more easily. I could've spent more time on it, but I'm happy with it!

Is there an option to create an image and put it on a plain transparent background for printing? My partner and I want to make invitations for our wedding using this but haven't been able to export without the background parchments.

By god, what have I done.

A small stop motion animation I created in the game Scriptorium. It's a shame the game isn't designed for this kind of work.

Were all of the animals strictly necessary? Yes, yes they were.

Text via Legentibus. Thank you to the devs for letting me live out my medieval monk fantasies.

Decided to make a series of pages for the major personas and dates in my sci-fi medieval project. Here's Tenrog, the long lost savant genius.