Creative Mode

The Final Battle Against the King of Curses     This is a poster I made for a JJK themed DND campaign I made for my friends. I've talk about this battle in the past and the challenges that came with preparing for it. However, today I will be discussing the story and design choices behind this poster. Firstly: Design Choices I want to start off by mentioning Sukuna (the man faded into the background). I could've had him front and center but decided to add him into the background to show his looming presences. I also decided to make him large to add to this effect. Next I want to talk about the silhouettes of the people as well as the marks seemingly floating in mid air. These "marks" are actually slashes created by Sukuna's Domain Expansion: Malevolent Shrine and the people (these representing my friends) got caught in it and are getting massacred by the technique. This is to further show Sukuna's overwhelming power and violent nature. It is for this reason I d...

     This time I decided to switch it up and try a creative thinking exercise called “The Superpower Swap.” Here’s how it works: You take a classic superpower. You give it to someone totally unqualified to use it. Then, you build a story or character around the chaos that would unfold. For this round, I picked: Invisibility And gave it to: A person with zero impulse control. Here’s what happened in my head: This person immediately becomes the most unpredictable prankster alive. Not because they want to be evil—just because they think every single idea they have is hilarious. They’re invisible, but not silent—so now they’re constantly caught snickering in the middle of their own stealth attempts. They’d use their power for the dumbest stuff: stealing snacks from convenience stores, sneaking into concerts, or messing with politicians for fun. But eventually, the power backfires. Maybe they forget how to turn visible again. Maybe people start bla...