At 4/20/21 03:58 AM, Skoops wrote:

At 4/20/21 01:49 AM, FlikkiShassART wrote: Maybe cast it to a vote? Also, as much as I love western themes, maybe something with a broader appeal would get a little more interactions next time. Something with sci-fi would be a good palette cleanser after westerns. Popular IP's, but with a twist mabye? Just spitballin', you probably have better ideas.

Regardless, I think what people have made so far is great!

I think something a bit more mainstream is fine, though I'll be steering clear of preexisting IPs. Iterating off of other people's work is totally valid, but I would never require it.

At 4/8/21 05:16 AM, Skoops wrote: The subject has been bouncing around here and there, so I decided to finally get the ball rolling on what I hope to be at least a monthly design prompt for all the good little boys and girls to participate in. The goal here is to use your abilities to research, problem-solve, and -most importantly- visually communicate a solution.

You'll have no opponents, no time limit, and no scoring mechanisms. This is a community activity where the goal is to test yourself, learn, improve, and help your fellow Newgroundsers to do the same.

This month, I want to keep it simple:

Yep, you got it. Anything goes this time, so long as it integrates your standard vampire tropes with a wild west aesthetic.
Creative juices still not flowing? Here's some sub-prompts to get those wheels a-turnin':

With that, I release you! Go nuts!
Special thanks to @Template88 and @FlikkiShassART for being the first to suggest community design collabs.

At 1/26/22 11:34 AM, BargonSpaceman wrote: Here's my Vampire gunslinger character. Even though this design didn't turn out good I still learned a bunch. It really challenged me in using research and reference to understand how things are put together and key objects that define a cowboy.

At 1/26/22 11:34 AM, BargonSpaceman wrote: Here's my Vampire gunslinger character. Even though this design didn't turn out good I still learned a bunch. It really challenged me in using research and reference to understand how things are put together and key objects that define a cowboy.

At 4/8/21 05:16 AM, Skoops wrote: The subject has been bouncing around here and there, so I decided to finally get the ball rolling on what I hope to be at least a monthly design prompt for all the good little boys and girls to participate in. The goal here is to use your abilities to research, problem-solve, and -most importantly- visually communicate a solution.

You'll have no opponents, no time limit, and no scoring mechanisms. This is a community activity where the goal is to test yourself, learn, improve, and help your fellow Newgroundsers to do the same.

This month, I want to keep it simple:

Yep, you got it. Anything goes this time, so long as it integrates your standard vampire tropes with a wild west aesthetic.
Creative juices still not flowing? Here's some sub-prompts to get those wheels a-turnin':

With that, I release you! Go nuts!
Special thanks to @Template88 and @FlikkiShassART for being the first to suggest community design collabs.

At 7/22/23 09:47 PM, PilotSpikey wrote:

At 7/22/23 06:00 PM, oveia-troxa wrote: Oh my god! such a shame that i missed this challange, sounds fun as hell

You can participate if you really want to. People still come back to these threads years after. There's no expiration date here. I still plan on doing a full piece for this challenge.

Better late than never.

At 7/22/23 10:26 PM, oveia-troxa wrote:

At 7/22/23 09:47 PM, PilotSpikey wrote:

At 7/22/23 06:00 PM, oveia-troxa wrote: Oh my god! such a shame that i missed this challange, sounds fun as hell

You can participate if you really want to. People still come back to these threads years after. There's no expiration date here. I still plan on doing a full piece for this challenge.

Better late than never.

You´re right.

That´s it im getting me pen