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Isometric Dungeon Corridor.

My first attempt at isometric scenery. A learning piece.

(Discovered I can't see two shades of grey and assorted colours on this crummy laptop monitor - so it might look a bit high contrast / lurid)

Perhaps I should be designer in a larger scale larger – with less detail?

I wanted to add a few more props – like a timber bar from the door on the flagstones, the odd skull. But I need to walk away from it for a day or so.

The grid on the floor is based on Dungeons and Dragons (and Warhammer Quest) floor-plans where a square = 5 ft. I wanted to keep the grid clearly visible – this may be erased later on.

I’m not happy with door – may stick to archways for now. Irregular shapes still a bit of mystery …

Of course, dungeon scenery is no good without heroes and monsters – which I have yet to learn how to do *wink/grin*

The plan is to either design a whole dungeon or create modular pieces which can be used by myself or other dungeon masters / map makers.

One idea which came to mind was to create a library of basic tiles and walls and set up a community on deviant art where people submit their own rooms, monsters and props. Then perhaps we put them all together in a poster.

But I’m getting ahead of myself …

A dungeon corridor.

Comments please.

(be gentle )

Description
Isometric Dungeon Corridor.

My first attempt at isometric scenery. A learning piece.

(Discovered I can't see two shades of grey and assorted colours on this crummy laptop monitor - so it might look a bit high contrast / lurid)

Perhaps I should be designer in a larger scale larger – with less detail?

I wanted to add a few more props – like a timber bar from the door on the flagstones, the odd skull. But I need to walk away from it for a day or so.

The grid on the floor is based on Dungeons and Dragons (and Warhammer Quest) floor-plans where a square = 5 ft. I wanted to keep the grid clearly visible – this may be erased later on.

I’m not happy with door – may stick to archways for now. Irregular shapes still a bit of mystery …

Of course, dungeon scenery is no good without heroes and monsters – which I have yet to learn how to do *wink/grin*

The plan is to either design a whole dungeon or create modular pieces which can be used by myself or other dungeon masters / map makers.

One idea which came to mind was to create a library of basic tiles and walls and set up a community on deviant art where people submit their own rooms, monsters and props. Then perhaps we put them all together in a poster.

But I’m getting ahead of myself …

A dungeon corridor.

Comments please.

(be gentle )