Interitus: Manifest Image Usage Statement

If you’re seeing this, you’re probably aware that we are seeking to replace the placeholder images on many of our cards. As the lead art producer, I have tried to do as many as I can, but I work a (very) full-time job. At the time I’m writing this, I’ve drawn over a hundred cards. But for a diverse game with a good format, many many more cards are needed. We are using placeholder images in the meantime.

Anyone who contributes will have their signature and/or handle added to the frame of the card(s) that they drew. We can’t pay you, since… we don’t make any money off this either.

I want you to think of the pre-existing images as just an idea/starting point, but ultimately we want to see your creativity come to life. Essentially, if you see a card (whether from its description in the spreadsheet, its role in the story/worlds document, or even in the placeholder image folder) and it jumps out at you, we’d love to see your take on it!

For full disclosure about placeholder images, the system is usually either “Come up with story regarding a Sorcerer or event → quick-sketch something → get Bing to modify the image → heavily photoshop it” OR “Come up with story → get Bing to generate an image → heavily photoshop it”.

Some examples of “photoshopped image → procreate image” are below.

Note: Some procreate pieces veer from the original, as shown above. Some are relatively close, as shown below. This is usually because we play the placeholder card so often that we can’t imagine it as anything else.