Isekai has started its grand restructuring! Please bear with us as things move around and get situated in their new home. Names are also in the process of changing, so some names are inconsistent currently.
Since the first of June, organization has become the bane of my existence and something I have worked on nearly every day. It's only fitting that Janet and Dimitris both saw organization as an important part of preparing for Summer Camp as messy or incomplete organization can take you away from your goals.
World Reorganization
Because of some choices that Shiftrex and I made in May, I began the process of reorganizing Isekai to better suit our needs. That reorganization is a work in progress due to the number of articles (900+) and the number of categories (200+) that needed to move to better serve our vision.
Currently, you can view my plan for reorganization in the article below.
Image Inspiration
It's hard to prep images without knowing exactly what the prompts will be, but Isekai does have a great number of images already established. The large geographical locations of Vóreios all have completed landscapes and there are a handful of completed character portraits as well.
For landscapes, I use Artbreeder, and for character portraits I use Portrait Workshop.
Isekai also has a fairly complete map of Vóreios where specific locations have been marked out. For now, this will be the map I am using until Project DEIOS is released.
Vóreios is the Northern Continent of Isekai. Here, one can find temperate forests, large mountain ranges, the largest lake in the world, and a variety of other geography and races that can be found no where else.
SC21 Pledge
My Summer Camp pledge is to go Diamond or Die without sacrificing my sanity, my characters, or any other part of my world.
I don't have a template for how I do the layout of my articles, but I feel my last three challenge articles are very representative of my style when it comes to layout. These are the articles that I will look back on for inspiration during Summer Camp.
Dr Emily Vair-Turnbull
I love the artbreeder images you've created. They're so beautiful <3