JordanGreywolf

So, for the longest time, my primary upload for "show 'n' tell" has consisted of photos of various gaming miniatures projects (typically 32mm scale or thereabouts), driven by my impulse to actually PAINT the miniatures we put on the table for RPG sessions. However, thanks to 2020 being 2020, the convention game events are cancelled, and all gaming in my local group has gone online. And there, painted miniatures are moot -- it's either Fantasy Grounds VTT "pogs" or else clunky attempts at running roleplay scenarios on an MMO platform such as World of Warcraft. With not much demand for minis to be painted, those aren't such a priority. Mostly I've been uploading scans of some sketches I've drawn (sometimes inked) while sitting outside, properly socially-distanced, and enjoying the weather. (That sort of activity is necessarily rather *seasonal*, however.) Kujaku10 is heavily into World of Warcraft, and I've gone along for the ride, so a lot of my sketches lately have been of

Recently, I've helped out with a few "figure flat" illustrations for the sci-fi/cyberpunk setting of "Interface Zero 2.0" (from Gun Metal Games), and I also wrapped up a sci-fi/horror campaign using a slight variation on the same setting.  (I was using the beta test rules, so some of the details of my setting were put together before all of the "fluff" came out for the proper IZ setting.  My version of Ceres, for instance, is a bit more remote and claustrophobic and horror-appropriate than the version that appears in the space supplement for IZ 2.0.) Anyway, some of my more recent uploads are samples of the "flat art" done for a project rela

I've begun a writing experiment in response to a story-writing challenge by Spielorjh (http://spielorjh.deviantart.com/) -- that is, to write a short story inspired by one of his many painted miniatures he's posted pictures of on DeviantArt. I found that I simply couldn't confine myself to just ONE miniature, so I've written a few little installments inspired by various of his photographs, and I intend to write more.  Some of these might even string together to form something resembling a story.  Most of them are focused upon a Wonderland-ish theme -- only fitting, as Spielorjh was one of the creators of the Wonderland-inspired Savage Worlds