Be sure to update often :)

Good start. you can do whatever you want with the wall, break it, raise it, end it, bend it, turn it into something else......

Can I get #66 ? I'll use the wall and make something creepy out of it.

Edited by Kaishido - 17 January 2014 at 2:44pm

Cool! I'm already on it :)

Good for a start!

Before diving into details further, try to determine what you want for the background. So that you can blend the foreground items with it.

The wall is going quite good actually

I'm not sure I understood correctly but you can't keep the background as it is in the finished piece. Whatever you do, you have to give your future neighbours something to continue with... Plain green doesn't do it.

Think larger than your tile and you'll come up with something eventually. If you're considering to keep that place as water, make ripples, waves or reflection to make it apparent.


Edited by Gecimen - 22 January 2014 at 8:33am

can't wait to see :)

Surely!

Thanks for the beautiful update Reo.

EDIT: Main image updated.


Edited by Gecimen - 14 February 2014 at 6:05am

WIP for #57

Little update, sorry again for the huge delay.

Thanks. :)
some more progress.


Having a bit of trouble with the front wing.

deal :)

May I reserve tile #51? Might do something with it... Planning something along the lines of an alley thing and a creature in it... EDIT: I wrote #5 instead of #51. Darn.

Edited by Eggy - 24 March 2014 at 4:19am

Thanks :)
WIP

Gosh... this seems to be challenging, so it's probably good for me. I think I'm having trouble at arch readability (it doesn't look right to me for some reason but maybe it's just me) and a few outlining pixels on it look a little off to me...
Anyways, I kept the neighboring tile and I drew two lines in order to help myself maintain the isometric perspective (I've never made isometric pixel art, except a simple cube once if it counts) and try to make my tile match with the neighboring tile as much as possible. The brown/purple part of the green liquid stuff below the arch is meant to read as shadow, but I guess it can read as blood too.
And I'm planning on putting a creature there (and probably some gore) or at least something that would make my tile properly fit into the horror theme.
EDIT:

Turns out I failed to read the water reflection, so the position of my tile was off. Fixed.
Did little changes to the arch (although it still looks a little off to me), and decided to make the brown/purple stuff read as blood.

Edited by Eggy - 24 March 2014 at 12:10pm

I guess I misunderstood the theory/law/whatever of isometrics. I only ever make non-isometric stuff so I'm used to perspective stuff XD Thank you for clearing it up for me.
More WIP

How's this? When I looked at your arch, I got the idea of how should an arch look like in pixel art, so I used your arch as a reference to fix my arch, if that's fine. :)

update!

Let me know if you want me to edit the edge of tile 6 at all to match yours if needed.



Edited by |||| - 27 March 2014 at 10:00pm

Great tile! #34 reserved to you.

Main image updated.

Well, first thing's first, try to pixel what you have in mind. Then we can criticize.

That's fine :)

you can take 57. it's reservation has expired by far.


Edited by Gecimen - 20 April 2014 at 2:54am

First off to make it ISO, the line over the waterfall should be like this (see red line):


Something coming out of the dark is good. Just be sure to make it scary rather than cute :)
For example zombies? A skeletal monster? A tentacle thingie?


Edited by Gecimen - 21 April 2014 at 6:38am

Np, Eggy, come back whenever you want. Thanks for the update.