How to create and update Bulldog chess diagrams

For those who aren't aware, I believe there's a few people using the board editor (link above) to create bulldog board diagrams.
This editor has the advantage that the graphics remain true to the original for most (the original) bulldog games.

(I switched comments. evert's comment applies to this):
The Musketeer boardpainter might also be usefull. I've noticed that some graphics have been added that can be used to represent some pieces such as the guard and witch (example here):Here's the link to the boardpainter tool:
https://musketeerchess.net/tools/boardpainter/

I would like to see the Witch graphic as we're familiar with on this site.
I agree. I would prefer if the same one graphic is always used for the same type of piece.

Thanks! I like the new graphics, especially the witch's hat (for witch) and the guard! Tomorrow I'll post a request to see if I can find two players, and I'll mod a complete game using the board editor.

Musketeer, the "save" button doesn't seem to do anything (see below). Do you know if it's been tested, or anyone else having problems? I can still get images, but I have to use the clipping app to get images.

Bad_Dobby_Fischer and JustARandomPatzer agreed to play but are now probably needing a mod.
Thanks, I'll ask them.

Hi
board Painter updated with many new diagrams
Thanks for the new graphics! One suggestion I have is the guard should be a little taller. It looks smaller than a pawn. The guard is worth about the same as knight and bishop, so should have the same height, or maybe even a bit larger if you include the spikes at top.
compare with this:

...Guard size was fixed...
Thank you! It looks perfect. I'll be using the board painter to mod a game (Bad_Dobby_Fischer vs. JustARandomPatzer).
Anyone can see it (here) if interested.
I'm not aware of any graphics editor for a mobile device. If you want to play you would need to find an opponent who does the board updates. I sometimes act as a third party moderator, but I'm usually only doing that for tournaments, or high-level games.