@Seinruhe the van size is very good now.

There are a lot of available tiles, for example 35, 45 or 78 could be easy to start.

Awesome water texture! I already know who the guy is so I'll let others to discover :)

@Maye, don't hesitate to go more crazy with the dirt texture. I was very ascetic with it, becasue I had a lot of going on with plenty colourful characters, and very little ground surface between them. You have more space so you can play with it more, maybe even add a pebble/grass blade/puddle here and there


@Gecimen, @Irenaart thank you soo much! I guess it came out much better than I've planned :)

I don't know where to pick now. I want to have underwater glass tunel surounded with sea life (maybe even with our track going through), I want a pirate ship, I want Jurassic Park gate... I think I have to wait for some more tiles.

78 sounds good! :D

I actually love that we can do Homer Krusty as well lol! Great tile Thrillhouse! :D

Btw is that the rollercoaster from Scooby Doo? Fantastic!

Hi, the theme of this collaboration project is really exciting and the color palette is very nice!

I would like to participate,
May I have tile #16 please?

I'll take #65 for now.

Okay I made the humans a bit weird so that means I am still working on it

Quick WIP for 51! Rapidash on the carousel

@Maye I added the tile in the collab but you could add some antialiasing to the panda's eyes if you have time.

Hello @technologgamer. You are doing great, and getting closer to a finished tile. But from the suggested imptovements you managed only to touch the character scale.

1) Your porch/stair is not isometric. You have typical isometric 2:1 line on the left but on the right it is standard diagonal 1:1., It should be the same as all the edges of the house.

2) You are still missing the base of the secong column (Gecimen showed that with red lines).

3) The shadows are completely wrong. The example characters have example shadows and you shoudl make yours similar.

4) The red character's right (our left) leg is now too far from the body and need a tiny fix (even one pixel in the right place could do).

5) the large plane of a same texture on the grass (and maybe even on the path) could use some more work to appear less empty and boring.


If you will have any trouble applying those points, please let me know and I'll help you, but ideally, as much of the edits as possible should be made by yourself.

@cjlm123; Sure you can! #12 is yours! And wonderful tile btw... I really like how you deal with color palette...

Here's my first WIP for 12



My overall idea is to have this be like an entrance to the carnival from outside, with the wooden rollercoaster going along and forming the perimeter wall of the whole back.

Here's a sketch of my idea about theentrance structure, perhaps gawrone or gecimen would like to work on this with me? :)



The idea is that the entrance façade is a sort of painted plywood facsimile of a circus tent.

Thank you Se, that means a lot to me! <3

No clear idea of what to do in my tile yet (78), but I do want to include some clowns practicing their act. Oh, also completed the hamburger on my side :3!

Thanks for completing the hamburger Sazdx, tile is looking good! :)

@Krugelix
I really like where you're going with your tile! I think gawrone will be happy to see a glass tunnel happening :)

I think the way that the rocks cut into the underground transition you've made, makes the tiles to the left look like they're on unstable ground. It will be hard for whoever gets 94 to work around. I think if you push the grass further inwards, and add some more rocks to the shoreline, it looks less abrupt and is more harmonious with the tiles around it



Maybe something like this? Obviously you can't control what is going on in 94, but this balances it out much more. At the moment the transition feels a bit out of place

Wouldn't the glass tunnel make more sense much further down? it's either going to end abruptly in tile 95 or have to take some strange route to avoid the orca. it could also be much bigger if it started further down, expanding into the edge pieces.

I think classically these tunnels are quite tall and roomy - the image in my mind is of this jigsaw puzzle I recall from childhood.

@Vrine As a big Simpsons and Pokemon fan I am loving your tile. And it looks fantastic on top of that! You did great with the lighting ad text on the carousel