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Fool, how do you do it, man?
Both the art and the sigils themselves? Or would talking about the latter right now be counterproductive?
Nah, its not counterproductive. The sigil method is the same I always use. Its basically the method described in GMs pop!magic with my own twist to it. I map the resulting letters over a font I designed, then push and sqeeze to get the shape. Then I design with the shape to give it some life, trying to match the aesthetic to the basic outline of the intent. Its all done in illustrator which is what I use for 90% of my design stuff. I only use photoshop these days to prepare images for transport (to a printer or to the web).
These sigils have much smaller, more precise intents. My last couple of attempts at this I think were trying too hard to do too much.
I'll let you all know how the experiment goes... |
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