Art Requests

The Parchment style is ready for a major 2.0 update! Expanded Points of Interest - Dwarven, Elven, Human, Orc More variety of trees an foliage Additional mountains and terrain options More icons! Decorative assets: Frames, legends, banners New textures Map and paper effects

Buildings and assets to create typical sci-fi cities in the regional style. Flying cars Big buildings sky scrapers Roads

Things like speakers, stages, drum sets, microphones, and electric guitars. Also dressing/prep rooms.

A colored version of the Rocks to better blend them with different biomes and rock types.

More assets that can be used for carnivals and festivals. I'm soon to be running a homebrew carnival and realized there aren't many assets along the lines of what I was looking for. Games, colorful tents, clowns, prizes, etc. It would be cool to have 'light' and 'dark' versions. The 'light' versions look normal and the 'dark' versions are more sinister.

Useful for steampunk settings: smokestacks, steamboats (alternately some boats without masts and some paddlewheel/smokestack assets), coal/slag heaps, cannons -- modular railroads and trains have been suggested in another post I would love these too, along with signals and modular bits for building industrial-scale warehouses and train stations.

We have Mountain Dwarves covered but what about Hill Dwarves? A buddy of mine came up with the concept of Elemental Dwarves and Elves. Those would be a cool idea too. These would really help with my new Avatar TTRPG as I added Elves, Dwarves, Dragonborn (renamed to Dragon Spirits) and Goliaths

Marked by poverty, lawlessness, and a glaring lack of basic infrastructure, the slums are a vast labyrinth of shanties built from discarded junk. The inhabitants live on the fringe of society, doing whatever they can to survive. As players traverse the maze-like alleys and make-shift structures, they will find an unpredictable world filled with both peril and opportunity at every corner.

As an historian, I am very interested in making an african inspired village. For this it would be very helpful to get more options for hay and clay based houses in the watercolor top-down art style for example like the Koutammakou region in Togo. Additionally, it would be very nice to get the option of adding earthern walls as defensive structures as in ancient historical Benin City, so called Benin Moat. This earth styled architecture could be simulated as well for special buildings, such as the historical Great Mosque of Djenné or the historical Ksar of Ait-Ben-Haddou.

I'd love to see modular distress stamps that let us customize furniture with wear and tear. I envision two categories: (A) Tears and rips that reveal the underlying filling or structure. (B) Gouges with masks that create the illusion of seeing through parts of the stamp. These distress stamps should be neutral enough to fit with all existing assets—so no specific colors, just line art with white, beige, or black tones. I've included some examples from the current #broken stamps as a reference.