[New Art] Saturday Morning Apocalypse

Greetings! After being a long-time contributor to the API and creating a smaller number of community character sheets, I've decided to also begin contributing towards the art side of Roll20. I'm glad to announce the release of my first art set, Saturday Morning Apocalypse! This set contains 33 cartoon-style tokens for monsters, robots, and wasteland hazards for post-apoc/sci-fi genre games. Check it out here:&nbsp; <a href="https://marketplace.roll20.net/browse/set/1302/sat" rel="nofollow">https://marketplace.roll20.net/browse/set/1302/sat</a>... For future sets, I plan to expand my menagerie of mutant monstrosities, as well as create some post-apoc props and hazardsall in the same cartoonish style. If you enjoy this set, let me know what assets you guys would like to see in future sets too.

Congrats Stephen, entering the Marketplace blazing with this set. I really like your art style and token-perspective. Even though I don't have any mutant or apoc games planned, I'm still dreaming of ways to use these tokens as mutated monsters in weird-fantasy D&D.

There are spectauclarly fun, love the names as well as the art!

Tar Terror is the nightmare of My Little Pony fans everywhere. &nbsp;Great work :)

Thanks everyone! Alan H. said: Tar Terror is the nightmare of My Little Pony fans everywhere. &nbsp;Great work :) I figured the alternative name "Clinic Creature" would be a subtle hint. ;)

Spectacularly beautiful art, and I love the unique style and theme! Makes me want to come up with a game to use these in!

Gabriel P. said: There are spectauclarly fun, love the names as well as the art! I was happy you mentioned the names. I got more ideas going back and looking at the names.

I love the Jackalops. =D

I LOVE THESE! I'm sorry about caps, my fingers do that when I'm excited... Great concept and execution! They look like the stickers I loved when I was a kid. &nbsp;Yes...we had sticker technology back then...I'm not old, you are old!

I don't get the original reference, but I kind of like the children's cartoon sci-fi mad scientist experiment gone wrong thing.