Roleplaying
Today we’re gonna make a little more difficult NPC picture. A wounded, depressed 23 years old woman, also in a hospital. This will be a challenge, but you know I like those.
I’m making some good to have 3D props for 3D NPC pictures now, and I will also render them as prop for mapmaking later on. Todey, a wine box for a upper class wine merchant from London.
As I promised, we’re gonna finish the dungeon entrance today, hopefully you will keep up with all my changes today, as I will make a lot. This is my usual way of working creative, change, fiddle, change, until I’m happy.
Did you all thing that making just one entrance prop would be enough for me? You know me better than that, I decided to explore the possibilities a little more.
This post is different, and once again I’ve been inspired by other peoples work at the Dundjinni site. This time, FutureBoy posted a prop he had done, and we all went “Wow, why didn’t I think of that before?”
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So, it is time to show where I did use some of those items I’ve been creating, and many items I never shown, but first I will create something for the final part of the map.
I promise, last day of the pallets, and to finish this a little surprise at the end.
We finished two pallets yesterday, and how many will we make today? No more talking, let’s go to work.
You guessed right, we will continue to make pallets today, more pallets and texture them too, I hope. As I said yesterday, new tools open new possibilities and I am that kind of person that strive to use, abuse and master whatever is tossed at me. If not for any other real reason that to say “I did it!“.
One thing I haven’t made yet as a prop for map making are pallets. Mostly because pallets are not very common in a fantasy world, but now when I also make some modern things, I thought that they would be perfect items to create.