RE: SplinterLands NFT Prototype Project
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As someone who is obsessed with her own process of art making, I love seeing it in others as well, I just love to see a kernal of an idea in it's iterations to final piece .Tho I think, most artists would agree, a piece is probably never 'really' done. I always have to play the 'it's done NOW' game with myself, otherwise I'd be working on a piece I started 100 years ago LOL.
I'm so intrigued by these cards and this project, I considered making one, but not sure my style would lend to it and I've no clue how the cards are used? I'm no dab hand at these type of cards, I can manage some solitare and a rubber of bridge haha.
I love that you use crayola crayons as well, I know I've used them here and there or an oil crayon, whatever I might have on hand, in my pocket or my bag when I'm out and inspiration hits . Well done thus far @castleberry
Thank you so much for your kind words and thoughtful response. I too am the same with overanalyzing and critiquing my own art as i go. Sometimes, that lends itself to better quality and other times can slow momentum and creativity. I also play the never finished game with my art since i always want to improve it. Some of my last best artworks have been overworked though and i should have stopped sooner. Sometimes, less is more i am realizing.
The card game is basically strategy-based. I could make a how to post on the card game itself next. It would take too long to explain here in a comment. But it is free to play- if you have a Hive account you have a Splinterlands account. They also have free cards everyone gets that you can use to start playing with. If you can play cards with numbers and suits then you will probably be fine playing this game.
I have always loved Crayola Crayons and it's amazing some of the things you can do with them if you build them up and then use highlighter or sharpie to break down or move the wax. Thanks again for stopping by and taking time to comment.
Cheers! =)