Isometric Collaboration #3: Games, PART THREEEEEE. Don't let it die again!

Some were removed, and opened for reservation once again. (Marked with red color.) Due to me not seeing them pass Quality Control, if you have any argumentations or disagreements about me removing things that you think shouldn't have been removed, feel free to say so.

I tried blending a few tiles myself, but there are still many left, if you want to help, go ahead!


This is the general idea of how it works:

1) You post the number of the tiles you want to reserve.
(You may not have more than 3 reserved tiles at the same time. You may not reserve a reserved tile. Note that if you have reserved a tile, and no progress has been shown within a week, the tile will once again become open for someone else to reserve.)

2) You draw the pixelart upon the tiles you requested.
(You may not use ripped graphics.)

3) You post the image of the pixelart you've done upon your tiles.
(".jpg" files are not acceptable. Try not to post your tiles put onto the grid, but rather the tiles you've reserved alone. They will be added on the big piece by the administration of the pixel collab project.)



Quality control may result in certail tiles may be declined due to:

1) Lack of quality.
(You do not have to be a pixelmaster, but you do have to put some effort into your work.)

2) Lack of content.
(If you make a excellent piece of grass, that's good. But try to add something more to keep it's content interesting. Some flowers, someone walking, try to add more content to ensure your entry remains interesting.)

3) Ripped/Stolen stuff.
(The meaning of this project is to be creative. Certain edits may be allowed, depending on how much they're edited.)

4) Object that covers too much of surrounding tiles that you have not reserved.
(If your pixelart covers a bit of the surrounding tiles, that's okay. But when it covers up more than 50% of surrounding tiles, youve gone too far.)



Hints and tips:

1) Break the grid.
(Try to make things look nice and smooth instead of just a huge grid.)

2) Think 3D.
(The whole point of isometric pixelart is to give it a 3D-ish feel. Keep that in mind.)

3) Make sure your tiles blend.
(If two tiles that lay next to eachother contains diffrent scenery, it'll look a lot better if they somehow blend together, so they do not look entirely out of place.)



Most important thing,
BLEND THE TILES

Thanks to Citrus for starting this, and Shaw for letting me take control (he was the leader on the 2nd attempt).
Let this be the 3rd and final attempt! Please add on! But follow the rules and guidelines.[QUOTE]Something I whipped together due to the wallpaper issue, hopefully something wich can help several members and their contributions.

I call 38.

I'll call 31 and 38.

EDIT: ARGH WHAT NO I ALREADY STARTED SDAF

This post has been edited by Kaiser Yoshi on Sep 27 2007, 10:16 PM

I would love to see this completed.

Another ISO Collab 1! Make me proud!

105

Wait, 115 would work better. Can I have that one instead?

Sure.

WIP:



Guess that game!

here's what I have for 105.



here it is. '~'

This post has been edited by Fonki Bot on Sep 27 2007, 10:46 PM

That doesn't blend.

Also, Try and make it Pop more, rather then making a poster make a scene.

This post has been edited by Nova on Sep 27 2007, 10:47 PM

Still not totally finished yet, but pretty close. Does no one besides me know what game this is?

my tiles STILL aren't updated?



god >:((

And can someone please fix my Dig Dug panel? I think the hole looks crappy. It's jusy a round circle drawn in like half a minute and there is no rock texture in the background inside the hole.

i whipped this up

it's crap



This post has been edited by Moap on Sep 28 2007, 12:12 AM

I think it works well.

I'd like to do something for 36 and 84, pls.

EDIT: Preview.
Guess what it is:


This post has been edited by Guinea on Sep 28 2007, 04:20 AM

Link tile needs to go for being a rip/edit mash-up, if ya ask me.

None of this collab does.

Again, too late.

Hey these tile are quit good!