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Thea and Mount and Blade: Warband have pretty much the most personally appealing art style for me.
Welp, I'm a photorealistic pencil-work snob >.> XD
Well done, whomever's responsible for the drawings.
It's just a very subjective personal preference. I can still recognize a very polished presentation of Thea, even though some of the choices in it aren't my cup of tea :)
I'm not going to deviantart. Nope. Nuh-uh. It's almost as bad as TVTropes in sneakily stealing all your free time...
it's too late for me, i clicked it... go on without me!
who did the paintings for the events and story? they have a really great sense of color... but it seems different to that guy's [the card character artist's] style? they use a different palette and different brushstrokes
Oh my god thank you! I'm a big user of Deviantart and didn't expect to get a reply from the Devs about this! Thanks a lot, definitely will have to check him out and follow him now! Super, super appreciate this!
I'm familar with Mount and Blade but I wasn't aware it had a similar art system as Thea in terms of characters?