My Personal Tribute to Slay the Princess, Featuring My Favourite Vessel, The Adversary!
BE AWARE - MILD SPOILERS AHEAD:
Now, I must preface this by saying that I have never posted on this subreddit before, as I wanted to wait until I made my own personal tribute to Slay the Princess - and here it finally is! Sorry that the picture quality couldn't be a bit better - I'm a traditional artist, but I am dabbling in digital art.
Like all my artwork, I wanted to make sure that there is meaning and thought behind the design - so, as you can guess, it's all very much Adversary-centred, with the whole composition being in the same style as the 'that which cannot die' segment of her game branch. There are six panels, two where she wins, two where the Long Quiet slays her, and two neutral, with one depicting the famous middle finger segment. This evokes the absolute 'fair fight' angle that our Princess lives and dies for. On four of the panels, I created my own design, emulating that of the original game art style and thus adding more of my own style to the drawing, which I am very pleased with.
If it wasn't for this game, I wouldn't have gotten back into pencil art again, at least not as soon. I can say without any doubt that Slay the Princess is the best game I've seen in a good while, and it has enriched me immensely.
BE AWARE - MILD SPOILERS AHEAD:
Now, I must preface this by saying that I have never posted on this subreddit before, as I wanted to wait until I made my own personal tribute to Slay the Princess - and here it finally is! Sorry that the picture quality couldn't be a bit better - I'm a traditional artist, but I am dabbling in digital art.
Like all my artwork, I wanted to make sure that there is meaning and thought behind the design - so, as you can guess, it's all very much Adversary-centred, with the whole composition being in the same style as the 'that which cannot die' segment of her game branch. There are six panels, two where she wins, two where the Long Quiet slays her, and two neutral, with one depicting the famous middle finger segment. This evokes the absolute 'fair fight' angle that our Princess lives and dies for. On four of the panels, I created my own design, emulating that of the original game art style and thus adding more of my own style to the drawing, which I am very pleased with.
If it wasn't for this game, I wouldn't have gotten back into pencil art again, at least not as soon. I can say without any doubt that Slay the Princess is the best game I've seen in a good while, and it has enriched me immensely.