Pepper & Carrot was brought to my attention due to a Kickstarter project that is unaffiliated with the author / artist but is using the CC 3.0 (should be using 4.0 according to the Pepper & Carrot website) license to product a collected volume in print and PDF. I'd say the Pepper & Carrot Kickstarter isn't on firm grounds charging for a PDF of material that is already free digitally, but that isn't my battle.
Instead, I'm here to mention the author's (David Revoy's) Patreon for Pepper & Carrot. Why, you may ask? Look at the artwork above. If that doesn't just scream Old School Dungeons & Dragons I don't know what does.
Is the web comic "cute"? Sure. and not in an overly sweet way. What I've read of the storylines is fun but it's the art that makes me sing it's praises.
See these pieces? Anyone of them could inspire an adventure.
The make me happy. Especially the DragonCow. THAT will be making an appearance in StarSlinger for sure :)
You can support the Patreon for a little as a buck. Under the CC BY 4.0 license, you could use this artwork on your own gaming products. If you plan to, just back the man's Patreon. If you like the art, back his Patron. Screw it, just back it. It's good :)
Wow, impressive. I need to make an adventure using the picture with three moons.
ReplyDeleteThanks for pointing this out. Very cool.
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ReplyDeleteThat is a brilliant comic! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLove me some Pepper & Carrot! Thanks for spreading the word about the Kickstarter shenanigans.
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