If you're interested in making a whole new set, an inside of the houses would be something to start on? As with all of the tilesets it will probably go through a couple iterations before we consider it done, but as there is no base structure yet you'd have a lot of freedom shaping it!

I'll probably come with a more detailed smaller todo once the organization stuff is behind us, give us some weeks :p

@Noburo, I agree with you, but the design i made didn't fit this requirement. Do you think they should be "side view" or like the house: showing a little of the front?

@Hapiel, there is some furnitures made for the inside, should I consider them or will we move to another direction? Other thing: I am web developer, maybe I could help with the website, make it update automatically with new resources... It could be free and very practical

@melanke:
You're talking about these?



I think the objects are really nice! The chair and the cabinet might need some reworking, and I havn't checked if the scale matches up, but sure these kinds of objects could be placed inside.
More importantly, there would be the need for some sort of floor, wall, ceiling, and likely a lot of background tiles! I'd suggest not to do the floor tiles divided in 2 to make it wider, but actually have the characters stand on top of the tiles. That makes more sense in my head. Or I might be wrong, we'll see once we have something to experiment with. It's all just ideas, up to you or anyone else to transform it into reality :)

As for the website; Noburo is taking care of this, not me. Up to him to decide if extra help is needed!

This looks so cool Bill!

Bill, you prefer those over these? I liked these too!


The new one is fine as well, I just think there needs to be some work on the ground tile. Very messy and distracting at the moment. Maybe some big bricks/stones like the side of the house?


@melanke

Nice icons!
I suggest a small edit on the signs, see sign number 2:

Here is a series of objects that are (near) finished.


I just think the fountain might need some work to match the style better?

And @Harmonica, do you still have that sketch of that cupido character on top of the fountain? I lost it, but it would be so cool to have that one too!
EDIT: nvm, found it ;)

Melanke, would you mind to dig up all of your village objects and post them as a collection? There were a lot of nice ideas in there like the fence and the laundry line, but they all need some more work!

I tried to work a bit on the fountain. I don't like it quite yet.

The old base seemed too rough. The new one is too dark, but I can't find a way to add that light grey back in..
Also I moved the platforms down, I dont think that small platforms such as these and tree branches need to extend above the tiles, characters could stand perfectly on top of them.



EDIT:
This is probably better. But as I've learned yesterday night: Probably not clean enough yet ;)

I like it a lot! Here's an ivy tile to add some greenery.

Do you guys believe this would be an acceptable approach to creating rooms?



 EDIT: I was going to head to bed, but then I got the urge to work some more on it.

So here's how the inner room framework tiles are coming along. It still needs some polishing up and work in order to do more complex shapes.

Here's my attempt at incorporating your ideas into the tiles.





Also I think putting the lighter sides of the opposing columns together makes a decent wallpaper divider.

I think both are rather high-contrast and look too busy as a result. It would be easy for smaller objects and static characters to get lost among those high-contrast details.

I like the general idea of having various wallpapers though.
Have you considered doing something where you can mix-and-match tiles from different wallpapers by changing the palette? It would be a challenge, but it could be something to drive you forward idea-wise, and it'd make for a very flexible set of tiles.

I tried my best, and I hope these color combinations are suitable.

What do you think of these wooden panels?

Great job, people! ^^

I follow Hapiel in OGA (Open Game Art).
I am very glad with your job.

Kindest regards.