Ain’t no good at computer art so here’s a grizzled warrior in ink! 
Get yo Art on Peeple!
Seraphim
#12
I just finished my first art work for the new ICRPG zine/notes I’m creating. It will be called Palissade VI and this is the Warp Shell space vessel.
Khan
#14
Sure does!
I see that you are all alone in Roll20 and pretending to be playing with others.
GmGrizzly
#15
Hahahaha oh yeah! Forgot that was from the play test of The Rotting Wood adventure I made. Those are post play screenshots after folks logged off
ABSTINENCE
Khan
#21
It’s somewhat hard to be honest. The interface is totally alien and it has certain workflows specific to its idioms. But once you get used to it, it’s a monster but let me warn you: it will need some time and dedication.
I can recommend some video courses if you are interested.
Khan
#25
Blender is also kinda awkward in its own way. Yet it is very capable, especially if you are into rendering, simulation and other things related to 3D graphics. ZBrush excels at modeling both organic and hard surface and does little else except maybe texture painting (those 3D tiles I posted above were painted in ZBrush).
If you don’t care about high detail sculpting then you don’t really need ZBrush, Blender will do great. Also Blender is free and open source so there is no risk in trying it. If you don’t like it, don’t use it. In contrast, ZBrush is not cheap.
Keep in mind though, no matter which one you choose you have to invest a lot of time.
GmGrizzly
#26
Thank you! That’s extremely helpful. I’ve been considering expanding my art into the 3D space eventually
Feel free to ask if you have further questions. I’m happy to help.
