Crafting - Beautiful art without knowing how to draw

Join me at The Raven's Table as I show you how to create high-quality artwork on your game boards, even if you aren't very good at drawing!
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Timestamps
00:00 Introduction
00:49 The Tools
02:36 Demonstration
05:19 Wrap-up
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Tavern Brawl by Alexander Nakarada ft. Kevin MacLeod (www.serpentsoundstudios.com)
Creative Commons CC BY 4.0
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[@DoctorObscure]

Loyal watcher here, your video on senet convinced me to get my own set. I think I'm going to use this tip to make my own board game look great. Thanks!

[@TheRavensTable]

Hey, thank you very much! I'm glad you found the video useful. If you enjoy Senet, my next video will likely be a game related to that one and the Royal Game of Ur.
Thanks for watching!

[@andrewsykes4159]

This takes me back to middle school. My father was a history teacher at the school, and I spent many mornings and afternoons using his projector to draw coats of arms on construction paper.

[@TheRavensTable]

I've done similar things in the past using an old school transparency overhead projector. Fortunately, we have better tools available to us now! :-)
Thanks for watching!

[@brentjablonski3730]

Genius! Simple and effective - love it.
Q: What is Great Cthulhu's role in the process?

[@TheRavensTable]

Good eye!
The Great Cthulhu watches over me as I work, bestowing juuuuust enough madness to allow me to get over my perfectionist tendencies and accept that the occasional 'mistake" is OK when crafting.