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Hello! I'm a graphic designer (and illustrator) and I'm wondering if anyone knows of any good resources for finding RPG jobs, specifically for graphic design and layout? I'm just looking for something casual to do on some evenings and weekends as I have a full time job. My day job is designing...

No, the maps are all me. Being a GM that's also an illustrator and graphic designer has its advantages.

Thought I'd share my group's online journal. One of the players works one month on/one month off, so it's a way to keep him up to speed on what's going on, and it's just a great way to look back on everything that's happened. http://narradventures.blogspot.ca/

Thanks for noticing that. I checked it out, the typo wasn't in the final poster that was used! I guess we spotted it and changed it, just not on the others that didn't get used.

Last year I did some art direction work for my friends proof of concept film “Advanced Wizards & Warriors” doing posters and creating set pieces for the gaming table (AD&D-er, AW&W- books and character sheets, maps, etc.). The concept is essentially about a group of 30-somethings who game...

I wasn't happy with the WotC sheets, they didn't seem to be laid out in a way that was very orderly. So, being a corporate graphic designer, I tried my hand at it. What I came up with was a simple, double sided sheet, but you'll only really need to look at one side during combat. Everything...

I wasn't happy with the WotC sheets, they didn't seem to be laid out in a way that was very orderly. So, being a corporate graphic designer, I tried my hand at it. What I came up with was a simple, double sided sheet, but you'll only really need to look at one side during combat. Everything...

I wasn't happy with the WotC sheets, they didn't seem to be laid out in a way that was very orderly. So, being a corporate graphic designer, I tried my hand at it. What I came up with was a simple, double sided sheet, but you'll only really need to look at one side during combat. Everything...

I wasn't happy with the WotC sheets, they didn't seem to be laid out in a way that was very orderly. So, being a corporate graphic designer, I tried my hand at it. What I came up with was a simple, double sided sheet, but you'll only really need to look at one side during combat. Everything...

I wasn't happy with the WotC sheets, they didn't seem to be laid out in a way that was very orderly. So, being a corporate graphic designer, I tried my hand at it. What I came up with was a simple, double sided sheet, but you'll only really need to look at one side during combat. Everything...

I wasn't happy with the WotC sheets, they didn't seem to be laid out in a way that was very orderly. So, being a corporate graphic designer, I tried my hand at it. What I came up with was a simple, double sided sheet, but you'll only really need to look at one side during combat. Everything...

5e Character Sheet — The Graphic Designer Edition I have just uploaded 5e Character Sheet — The Graphic Designer Edition to the downloads area. I wasn't happy with the WotC sheets, they didn't seem to be laid out in a way that was very orderly. So, being a corporate graphic designer, I tried...

Here's a 5e campaign journal I've started for my players: http://narradventures.blogspot.ca/

Thought I'd put in a plug for my new blog, focused on old school gaming, particularly the artwork. The Diary of Dirk Swordman

Check it out: Barrowmaze II -- Indiegogo Sequel to a really great adventure, and I'm currently one of the illustrators working on this one.

I agree with the benefits come with problems. Let's face it, the most fun characters to play are the flawed ones, or the ones you rolled terribly for. But I disagree with your first statement. It's the DM's job to play everything from humans, to dragons, to house cats, a player just needs to...