13, WIP-3

I'm with you) take 25

Hey why don't you update it a bit? Your tile is pretty good except the coloring of the serpent.

Jal.. I thought the sky (or space) can't be seen in an isometric piece

You are right that isometric art does not have a sky but some exceptions or tweaking of that rule does exist. This tile is an outer edge so breaking the mold can work as some degree of creative license. Its a visual thing sometimes, 'does it read right?'. I think if you look at that tile on its own and did not know its for an isometric project you'd never call it iso as nothing uses the grid at all. I love breaking iso grids but something must remain somehow. I thought the road could be used for that.
Anyhoo, as far as your tile is concerned I like your original better than this last update. The hiroglyphic carving is more interesting than the fountain thing.
I'll make a tiny edit of you tile and post it on this comment right here in a few minutes :)
E:
Its a rough edit but notice all the greens and added blues ;) Like the first version better. Fountain is kinda lame. You are kinda pecking like a chicken to place pixel. Be more precise in their placement...sculpt with pixels.


@zwooll, no you can work on your tile as you have been. I posted that note after you and some have already been working on pieces. It will ruin the project if there are too many starting points.


Edited by jalonso - 15 September 2010 at 8:30am

Thanks for the crit, tried to fix it - #69, take 2:

Still a WIP, but can I do something like this for #98?



Edited by dpixel - 23 September 2010 at 6:14pm

@dpixel,   try to clean the rocks where it meets 83 if possible. You can go outside the diamond a little bit to make a smooth fade. I actually like that its both a lizard climbing up or an elephant falling down (legs would have to be light colored to be taken as tusks, tho.)

@All, I actually was thinking that all outside pink tiles can break outside their template a little bit if needed to break the edges. If agreed, I'll revise the rules to allow this.

Hmm, yeah, my attempt looks all kinds of fail in retrospect. Tried to go with similar lines - #69, take 3:

Cool!  I'll make 63 and 98 my only tiles then.
Never even considered the elephant...lol  Yeah breaking the edges there would make it easier.     

Oh, don't worry, I understood you meant the snowman. :) It (take 2) felt like a good idea at the time but it looks pretty bad now. Thanks for the example. And yeah, if it's acceptable as iso then it's final.

Edited by inphy - 15 September 2010 at 10:43am

(39)

I think this might be almost ready...

How are the rocks by 83?  I ended up staying inside the tile lines.


EDIT:  And he's not falling off he just wants those people in 82.  XD


Edited by dpixel - 23 September 2010 at 6:16pm

If I don's submit anything by midnight Sunday, feel free to kill me and take my number (#22). 

Very WIP, but I wanted to show that I am working on this... in between college assignments ^^;;

Oh come on.  You can do this. 

Edited it quite a lot, hope it's any better x.x and as for the iso part thing, I think I covered it this time o_O





Edited by Abrax - 15 September 2010 at 12:56pm

Reo, I think these are your shadows as I see it. See your neighbor above here.


@Abrax, what happened! You had a great tunnel idea, those rocks are so 'bottom right corner'.


Edited by jalonso - 15 September 2010 at 1:16pm

@LuckyF- DAMN that is AMAZING!!!!

I will study that and see if I can get a decent WIP by tonight.
This is one major learning curve for me! =)

Done, I guess. 13

Can I reserve the #21 ?

@CB: Improvement! :) - although you have two bad colors/pixels (slight variations of the medium grey).

@CB: By the base of the big "pillar" at the left. Two pixels next to another.

Thought I 'd give #65 a try...it's not taken, right?

An outline would combine with the tile style ;)

Well... I think it's done.
55.

Couldn't find a better way to blend with 63.


Edited by Jinn - 16 September 2010 at 9:47am