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Message: <blockquote data-quote="1QD" data-source="post: 9835028" data-attributes="member: 7053892">Thank you all for your input. When deciding on art I felt there was much to compare myself with, and the comparison was daunting. There was some amazing art out there, and the price to hire an artist for black and white line drawings was on average 150$ per pic. So I decided to self illustrate. DnD 1rst edition was my rationalization tbh. They had black n white art, and relatively they were just starting out. Once tsr got big they could afford big art budgets.Me, well I'm small potatoes atm, and well I am not a terrible artist. I came up with my own way to do black n white pics. They are simple, but for the most part, clearly illustrate my intended target. I also felt that when a player looks at the art, and they want to create their own, it feels a whole lot better to compare yourself to something you feel you can imitate, or even out do. I was hoping my art style would make my presentation relatable. I have hundreds of pics in my book and it took diving into every past art I ever made to fill my book.Also I thought people might be more responsive to the idea that all my art is done by hand, done by me, and not AI. I penciled, inked, scanned and edited all my photos. I would show some, if it isn't considered self promo.</blockquote>