67 gimme

wip

@SpeedyCube
If you want more space to work with, you can have the ceiling/roof break away sooner, and I could edit mine away.

Much better.

Still, why is that right wing not going straight from my tile to your tile?




Edited by Gecimen - 15 October 2014 at 2:16am

I dont see why not! :D

#93 is yours.

This is my very rough WIP for #9.

very very rough early WIP, pretty much only blending and sketching ideas, honestly don't have time to work on this a ton, will try to make more progress before next week, perhaps even get some finalized parts in there to make sure everything is working in the right style.
For the sake of people who want to work on adjacent tiles, since it's hard to tell at this point, the hole thing is a sewage pipe, and the green blobs are gators, probably will include a human or some skeletons down the line, I intend to keep the water going throughout.

Edited by Zadaben - 17 October 2014 at 10:43pm

I realize #84 doesn't have any neighbours on the main image, but since Zadaben posted a wip, can I have it? (#84 that is)

Alright, figured I'd ask anyway :) I'll think about it a bit

May I take 69?

@Finlal; sure.

@Pix.Ed.; 1st is better. The other one, although more realistic, isn't readable.

I think I might be calling this one done.



Edited by Levaunt - 21 October 2014 at 5:29pm

@Pix.Ed.; surely, #44 is yours.

@Levaunt; great tile man, it really looks like the tentacle has came all the way from the left of the main image, then broken through the wall :) These kind of tiles with a lot of neighbors complete are hard to make but they usually turn out better than other tiles.

@aeveis; of course! Remember, on that tile, you can touch up to the tile above.


Edited by Gecimen - 22 October 2014 at 2:27am

Working next to a WIP tile can be difficult. #92 might be a better idea. But it's your call. You can also interpret that side of the sewage pipe yourself and continue with that. It shouldn't take too much space of your tile. Your call...




Edited by Gecimen - 22 October 2014 at 3:59pm

#92 it is then.

Nice. Maybe you may want to continue the cross-section tradition going on in the lower border (by showing some of the underwater).

Of course you would have to finish the lower side with a non-straight line e.g. in this manner:

You can also invade a few empty pixels of your neighbor tiles :) (Don't overdo it).

I'll add a head on a stick to my tile to increase the horror level.

On the border edges you can go into the blank area as much as you like as long as you don't pixel over any pixel made by someone else. Just try to blend in to the neighbor as best as you can.

Ok, I think it's done. Of course if you have some advice or spot some mistake I'll fix that.


Edited by Finlal - 23 October 2014 at 8:06am

Oh, thank you =)
I'll think about next tile.

Edited by Finlal - 23 October 2014 at 9:20am

Thought about another tile.
I can give #80 a try.

Worked on it a bit.

Does this counts as a horror?

No, it's Penrose triangle and Munch's "The Scream".