My Painting Process
This is my commentary on how I color my battle maps using Gimp, a free alternative to Photoshop. I focus mostly on the ever-important skill of layer management, and ramble a little about color theory too.
Two shrine maps and a collection of tokens with which to decorate them!
These maps and tokens were designed with Roll20 in mind, but the PNGs will work in any virtual setup. You will also receive a PDF, in case you wish to print and cut them out.
The package contains two shrines and 34 thematic tokens to accompany them, each lovingly hand drawn and digitally painted! Pair them with a similarly made battle map (such as the dashing Island Plateau pictured above) and your players are sure to applaud your refined taste.
Please let us know how your shrine-embellished adventure goes in the comments!
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