The outline of the blonde's bottle is a bit dark for its background. I'd recommend lightening it up, but that's a minor suggestion.

I really love your characters! They're so full of... well, character! Really well plotted.

My last update for today here:


May add more when I'm feeling inspired, but I don't want to overcrowd it. I tried putting a few statues into the alcoves but I couldn't draw up anything without it looking glaringly odd.

@Adarias: Noted, dropped your reservation for now. Please do come back a bit later and contribute!

@Curious: Made some suggested edits to make your woman on the left more ISO. Notice the arm, bottle, and eye placement changes. The left woman could also use darker outlining in places to help contrast with the background, IMHO. Keep up the good progress

Ah noted, makes more sense in context! For the outline, mostly the hair is the problem. The purple doesn't help the contrast against the building, so I would suggest you use one of the darker options available.

Guys, I'm a bit concerned at the difference in scales between the two ships. I suggest we add something to the tiles below the top right ship to make it seem more distant - like cliffs or something with someone looking out to sea.

I really love the artwork in both - so I don't want to suggest removing either!

EDIT: looking at it now though, I think the one on the top left might be outsized based on the size of the skull.

Geci basically explained most of it, but let me explain further.

There's a consensus that there are two types of illustration. 'Perspective' and 'Orthographic', Isometry falls on the latter. Ortho is greek for straight or upright, and graphic, which comes from graphos, means illustration. In perspective illustration, the forms and figures gradually disappear to a point called the "vanishing point(s)". In orthographic illustration, there are no vanishing points, and the forms and figures retain consistent size. It doesn't matter how far you are from the object.

as of tile #8, i've been busy these past few days and haven't had time to do it, but i will finish the davy jones locker

No it's not too early, you can pick another.
For hint, if I have colored your tile number red, that means your tile can stay with its current state in the collab and you can say it's done.

Tried to make ghost sails idea a bit more readable.  Not too strict on lighting rule for that (ghost sails aren't really there, you know) Also want neighbors to understand where I'm going with this.
Clouds will need a bit more attention.  It's starting to get there.

Done initial work on tile 74. Included in overview is the human-size reference image. I think I've scaled it right.



Does anyone have any problems with the slightly-mature content? I couldn't find anything in the rules against. Otherwise I can cover them in bikinis. It'll make sense as to why I've drawn them like this when I draw the occupant of the third towel.

Could someone explain the symbol on tile 66? I want to make sure I understand it in case I do anything to spoil it.

I'm going to guess it's a Binding of Isaac reference. It's the icon for Brimstone, which is one of the best items in the game.

Actually, that symbol's been around for a good while (not sure since when though?) so it can't be a reference to the game. I mean I once watched an old Scooby Doo episode about witches (I think it was called "Which witch is which?") and I saw that symbol engraved on the grave of a supposed malicious witch that was buried there. From a quick search it's called the Leviathan Cross and is known as a symbol from satanism.
As fir my tile, no new WIPs yet! I've gotten a little caught up in other things but I'll try to get a WIP soon

13 days in and we're 1/4 complete already! Great work everyone, keep em coming!

@Reo; amazing!

Oh my god. 10/10. This is legendary.

Why does the British fort have a human faced door? Oooh maybe it's a re-purposed temple!

Love the cannonball holes! I'd love to take a panel here and add a roof or two to break up the open space.

Panel #74 gets an update, giving someone below and to the side something to work with.

@polyducks: You beat me to it, I was thinking of doing mermaids at some point! Wouldn't be a "pirate paradise" without at least one .

I need to learn to relax and go with the flow.



To be honest, 36 beat me to it ;)

tweaked water in my tile to match more with reo's. consider it as finished :-)

Wip!

Finished #50.

Going great both of you! Such stuff, aside from looking cool, bring variety to the whole image creating focal points.

@Sonata; can you please check your colors?

Dude that's epic. And the pirates from Asterix are going to look SO good!



That looks awesome.

If there are no objections, tile #74 is done.

Hope I have the time to finish up the vikings soon as I have a very good idea for #35!
@Irenaart you are a beast!

Yes @Geci i will but i have 3 days vacation so i can change it after that. Sorry

Don't know how this happened though. I'm using Graphics Gale and i edit the same picture as before. :-( and all the colors are suddenly different

Tweaked the water in #67 to blend better with Reo's tile


I'll take #81 next!

@polyducks: Sorry, i've been busy and haven't checked this for a hot minute. It is the leviathan cross. Leviathan is a demon who lives in the sea.