I was just trying to soften the blow.It kinda is though!
For sure, and I suspect if the artist was given more time on it, it'd look a lot more professional.I was just trying to soften the blow.
I’ve seen worse art in amateur OSR books before. This one is in colour, so some effort was made.
Public domain art will get a you a long way if you spend enough time sourcing it. Frex:
From a business standpoint, not having a bunch of people pile on judgement is also an important factor.Thats the biggest issue for me. Time is the most limiting factor in my life.
From a business standpoint, not having a bunch of people pile on judgement is also an important factor.
World of Darkness adjacent stuff that looks like concert fliers and the like is relatively cheap -- that's why those fliers look that way -- and super atmospheric as well.Although admittedly this is a way easier task for fantasy than for any other genre. Vampires could be done using a lot of Art Nouveaux stuff and just a hint of graphics know-how though, now that I think about it. Anywho, human art is human art and to be applauded.
The trouble is reliably identifying "acceptable" art. If I decide to get a bunch of stock art so I can afford it but also pay a human. Thing is, now chances are that the person I'm paying used Midjourney or whatever. What now?For sure, and I suspect if the artist was given more time on it, it'd look a lot more professional.
Also I do agree with "dubious art is infinitely better than AI art".