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Mr. Saturn Bronto Burt                    Since: 03-28-06 Last post: 6436 days Last view: 6431 days |
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Well, I've been working at it, and I've finally come up with some non-architectural scenery.
Well, unless my artwork is worse that I thought, that should obviously be a tree. Probably not the best tree ever, but I could easily make adjustments to tile placement. I'm more showing this because these are all the tiles that my trees have, with the exception of one, which is effectively an upside-down version of the top. I'd like to ask for some opinions on it, if I may. Also, the ground is a bit lacking, IMO. I wanted to go with all greens, but it didn't seem right. Any idea what I can do there? |
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