dmtucker
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Looking for adventure ideas.
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Post by dmtucker on Jun 4, 2014 15:27:26 GMT
So I found some things to play adventure time D&D and I love adventure time so I want to play it. I have minis, handbook, character sheets, and monster manual/vault thing. But I need tiles. I want them cartoony so I don't mind just pencil and paper and coloring it. But it's hard to draw it, I tried. I need help with either where I can get tiles or how to make them. I need finn and jake's tree house(all floors/rooms), ice kings castle, a basic dungeon, candy kingom huts and PB's lab, some outdoor grassland places and various houses, huts, and villages. Any Idea on how to make them or where I can get them, they don't need to be 3D. Either flat or 2.5d will work. Thanks I need all of these rooms: And even this pokemon game sort of style would work for my tiles because it's flat but gives an illusion of 3D:
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Post by onethatwas on Jun 4, 2014 16:35:35 GMT
Look up Isometric drawing styles. For a cartoon or video game feel Isometric styles are the norm, and if you want to carry that over, you will want to have it at least in mind.
trying to replicate certain things will be harder, but if you want to craft the cartoony aspects, I recomend looking more at vibrant colors to paint with, and just swap out palettes of paint. Use white as a base coat instead of black.
But most any other 2.5D craft could work here. It's a matter of coloration more than style IMO.
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dmtucker
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Post by dmtucker on Jun 5, 2014 0:29:02 GMT
Look up Isometric drawing styles. For a cartoon or video game feel Isometric styles are the norm, and if you want to carry that over, you will want to have it at least in mind. trying to replicate certain things will be harder, but if you want to craft the cartoony aspects, I recomend looking more at vibrant colors to paint with, and just swap out palettes of paint. Use white as a base coat instead of black. But most any other 2.5D craft could work here. It's a matter of coloration more than style IMO. Ok I looked up some things and found some images from pokemon games because of the style and it still was really hard to draw isometric things. Any ideas?
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Post by indigo777 on Jun 5, 2014 2:06:23 GMT
I would suggest using game sprites and game tileset/backgrounds to make an image that you can print and glue to cardboard to use. Then you can embellish it with the 2.5 method. You can find full tilesets/ backgrounds and sprite sets to a ton of videogames here www.spriters-resource.com/ and here spritedatabase.net/ and then use a program as simple as MS Paint to rearrange the tiles and backgrounds into what you want. Theres even an adventure time tileset you can use spritedatabase.net/file/18415
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dmtucker
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Post by dmtucker on Jun 5, 2014 12:31:10 GMT
I would suggest using game sprites and game tileset/backgrounds to make an image that you can print and glue to cardboard to use. Then you can embellish it with the 2.5 method. You can find full tilesets/ backgrounds and sprite sets to a ton of videogames here www.spriters-resource.com/ and here spritedatabase.net/ and then use a program as simple as MS Paint to rearrange the tiles and backgrounds into what you want. Theres even an adventure time tileset you can use spritedatabase.net/file/18415Ya but they don't have everything, none of the adventure time games that use sprites include their house. There's not enough images to make certain things that I need for the game.
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