I think having Mr. Rogers in a bloody sweater would be be distasteful, that is my opinion though (and would he be recognizable?).

@Jal and Gecimen Perhaps I can put another even smaller eyeball there so there's still breathing space but fills that gap?

I can stick to the sand. The texture may change but if you can make it work, I can stick to it. Will post WIP soon. Sorry, I've been super busy.

s'ok.

Here's some eyeballs, with a dead? eyeball on land.

If It's ok with Gecimen. He's main guy here.

I think I'm going to drop 67 and try 90

what are those circles?

will update later tonight hopefully.

It seems a step back to me, in terms of the theme and overall aesthetics but it's just me. I liked the whirlpool better.

Main image updated.

@Speedy; ok.


Edited by Gecimen - 31 October 2014 at 8:59am

Just a quick WIP to let you know I'm in.
Always wanted to draw Shai-Hulud. I feared and loved that thing since I've read about him when was a child. I know he's pretty small here, but he's still about 15 meters length.

Edited by Finlal - 31 October 2014 at 2:53pm

Melbs has drawn sandworm too.
Well, in Dune he was over 400 meters long.

Maybe one of those things that's drowning in tile 95?

What are they?

Since you took my sandworm and went crazy with it, I removed mine. It was being overshadowed. Here is my updated work in progress.

The lower part is a little misshaped. If you need, you can go up.

I can't be sure....

Can't be sure if the form is fixed, definitely seems better but could be a little smoother. Quick edit:

Ah ok. It's just that the base you begin with is very important in the outcome.

@melbs; feel free to do anything with your tile.


Edited by Gecimen - 02 November 2014 at 12:44pm

@melbs; there's no harm in elements of neighboring tile interacting with eachother. But I suggest you don't try to agree on stuff before you begin, cause it doesn't work out. Either both of you should do their own thing or one of you wait for the other and create some sort of interaction.

Here is my first WIP for Tile #44



It is a rough draft of two background options that I'm exploring right now. I'm not yet settled on what the scene is going to be but given the setting I'm inclined towards including some classic Doom characters (if i can manage to pixel them).

I didn't want to post anything yet since there is not much to see but I'm getting some PMs so I probably should show that I am working on it at least.

It is coming out very slowly and it is probably going to take several more weeks to complete. Hope that is not delaying anyone, if it is please let me know and we'll see what we can do.

Crits, comments and ideas are welcome as always.

@Gecimen, I'm not very sure I can move on at the moment.
I entered weekly challenge and got myself a job so most likely I'll have time for this only at next week.

You could place some dark looming scary figure by the door?

@Pix.Ed. and All.
Its a little bit of extra work but this is a way to solve some isometric lines which gives you a lot of problems to get just right. This method works on any line.
The key is to make the width reduction (usually 80% is good) tho sometimes this needs adjustments too so it reads right even when its not 100% accurate. Anything from 75% - 90%.

Looks promising so far...

84

Thanks Gecimen

Could be funny. But I really do not remember last time I use another person's palette. And I never in my life made anything isometric. I am really not sure.