We have 3 great places for your Scriptorium Art.
Discord, reddit and Steam Art Section!I love watching them, especially after the weekend.
Let's say hello to the new week with adventurous energy and this great Zelda fanart made by Glauja, shared on our Steam Art Section here
I've taken some creative liberties with some of the job specs and game lore.
Since I see you like bringing those challanges to reddit!
Let's have another one!
This time something little more demanding... I think.
Create Your Kingdom!
It can be a majestic castle, a hidden fortress, a breathtaking city in the clouds, or a sanctuary deep underneath. Maybe it floats on the water's surface, hides among the trees, or drifts somewhere in the deep unknown of outer space?
Show us your vision!
Duration: From today until July 10th, 15:00 GMT
Submissions and Discussions: only on this thread
Voting - Upvote the art you like the most and you can vote for many different submissions
Reward: Scriptorium & Inkulinati Steam Keys that you can use or gift someone!
Have fun Scribing!
While we're constantly working on new updates, grab a dedicated space for your ideas!
What art assets or elements are you missing, or where would you like to see more variety?
Our brave crew was simultaneously organizing the Tournament of Medieval Illuminators at the Polish National Library in the Palace of the Commonwealth, AND attending the biggest Polish game dev event, the Game Industry Conference (GIC)!
We have to admit, combined with the heatwave, pulling this off was quite a challenge for us! 🥵
We'll be posting a bigger recap of the tournament and a gallery of the artworks very soon. In the meantime, have a great week everyone!
Another little step for the gaming industry toward culture. The setups is ready, let the Medieval Illuminators Tournament begin! Wish us luck with the organisation! 🤞
Vox Pholk is a true Imperial Dwarf. Born far from the moutains in a mostly human town, he was orphan at a very young age and raised by a human family with human and halflin kids. His clanic feeling are very diluted and his dwarf pride can be summarize to : Elf are too tall to be likeabke, it hurt neck to talk to them"
He's also a crafter by heart and as smithing, crafting and industrial design are classic dwarf interrest, people assume he was a classic dwarf and pass on his unusual name or strange behaviors as the time spent praying human gods.
He's also very fond of black powder weapons, a little less of the consequences of a critical fail and he lost two fireweapon and some skin in unhappy accidents.
Vox Pholk leave the party to join the dwarfs miners of Khazid Slumbold at Grissenwald to help them in the rebuild of their mine and proud.
And because the player said to me "I wish to spent more time with my friends rather than my parent's friends".
all the gang:
Sariel Amakiir - the elf wizard
Wilfried Reubke - the teenager healer
Albi Piéfané - Halfin with PTSD
RIP Messire von Kerkher - noble spawn and walking disaster
Lothar von Storm - that dude, the Dude.
So here I made a little bit of art around a line from the Songs of Pelinal featuring Morihaus the man-bull rallying an army of Nedes (Humans). I drew them in the Legion type armor that the later Cyrodiilic Empire would be familiar with as possibly a kind of anachronism, sort of like how some medieval paintings depicting scenes from antiquity in garb more common to the current day.
Alessia’s the centerpiece of the painting, I’m not sure what to consider that sun thing I had her hold, maybe you could consider it something like the Chim-el Adabal or just a vague magic of the Gods.
Pelinal and the Ayleids (Elves) I’m especially proud of, someone in the discord had done Pelinal before so I took a bunch of hints from how they drew him. And with the Elven soldiers he’s facing off I first tried doing something like their depiction in ESO which is why I kept the golden color but they kinda transformed into something vaguely resembling bronze age warriors which I also kinda like.
Anywho this my first piece in sandbox I hope it look good
Probably hits a bit too close to home
