Rob Necronomicon

Thanks! These are cool.

This looks cool!

Thanks man!

It depends on how badly you want it. It's all about putting in the 'flight time' the more you practice the better you'll get. If you're prepared to put in the time anything is possible but it takes a lot of hard work and dedication. If I were you, I'd be drawing as much as possible. Always have a sketch pad with you and draw everything (and keep all your old sketches). There's a lot of good tutorials on YT about the fundamentals of drawing.

Very good!

Those are great. I really like their cute faces.

Apologies... They seem a bit blurry but I don't know how to fix it.

I’ve been working on these concepts for an upcoming table top Role playing Game setting from Postmortem Studios. It’s been a very fun project so far.

Looks good!

Here's a quick overview of how I would do something like that (someone out there may have a quicker way!).

No worries... The shapes are ez. Just use the round rectangle tool. Set the corner radius properties (located in the top tool bar) and then fit to plane using the isometric view. If I get time I'll throw a how to up on my yt chan. But I'm mad busy at the moment.

Sorry, I don't have time to make a tutorial. But it's really quite easy... The colours that wrap around the edges of the cube shape are just simple gradients (straight not rounded). You can set that exact colour and configuration with the gradient tool. You just create one of the rounded slabs duplicate it twice, place it above and re-colour each as needed. The arrows are made with strokes (or lines) making sure the edges of the strokes are rounded. The hexagonal shape is made up of lines (or strokes as well as the arrows. The first rounded slab will have been made in the regular affinity view along with the arrows and hex lines. Then they will have been transferred to an isometric view (or plane) using Affinity's nifty fit to isometric view feature. There are a few other approaches you could take. Like making the slab in the iso view and just making the corners rounded. However, I can appreciate that you're a noob so some of the concepts I'm talking about might seem confusing, but honestly they are pretty easy, (when you know how). Youtube will provide you with everything you need here. I just did a quick search, there might be better ones tbh. But have a look at these:

Here's another one... A factory exterior of some kind.

You're off to a great start!

Sorry, yes. I thought it was drawn from scratch in AD. I just use the term rendering for shading.