As gamers and geeks, we are also creators and innovators. Whether it’s writing a campaign, rolling up a new character, or working on any sort of artistic and commercial endeavors, we all look inward and outward in order to fuel the creative process. This week, we look at what drives each of us individually when it comes to finding the inspiration that turns our creative gaming sparks into (hopefully) artistic bonfires. So, settle in, listen up and grab something to write with. As you’re about the hear, if we’ve learned anything it’s if you don’t write it down, you might as well kiss it good-bye!
P.S. Since you’re reading this, take a gander at our new logo, courtesy of Dennis Salvatier at Salvatier Studios and let both us and Dennis know what you think. Enjoy!
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