Art Requests

An Indian & Mayan cities pack. Indian - Vedic temples, palaces, Dravidian columns, red fortresses Mayan/Aztec - Pyramids, communal squares, chinampa's, adobe houses

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

Put some sort of sci-fi or stream punk city stamps in reginal. Also put planes or blimps as well.

I have started building a continent map and chose the Fantasy Regional style. Unfortunately, the built-in shadows on many Fantasy Regional assets imply that the sun is shining from the NW. This works for my southern continents, but not for my northern continents. Can you please provide assets that have shadows implying that the sun is shining from a southern direction, perhaps SW? Or perhaps just remove the shadows from the assets such that we can use the "Shadow" option under "Stamps" to apply none, custom, layer, etc.? Thanks!

I m struggling to fit the current ship assets (REGIONAL HD) into the docks provide, the ships come in diagonal variations and the docks come in horizontal and vertical, i can t find a way to properly place ships in the docks without rotating the diagonal ship assets which gives a weird look.

Stamps that aren't faceing the viewer Stairs (there are no backwards faceing stairs even angled) People ( everyone is looking at you) Statues Tents ( all tents opening are faceing forward none were it shows the back of the tent) Buildings with fences or extensions that are faceing backward with the building obscuring it slightly Straight not angled buildings back and forward

The Lightning Line in Fantasy Regional has a glow effect around it. Any way we can get a version of that without the glow? It's handy for making sketchy lines in all categories.

By adding wall and roof texture, a person can make there own building, add on to buildings, or connect buildings together to make super buildings.

More building blocks for castles, walls, towers, gatehouses, drawbridges, etc..

Buldings, decoration and roads to create maps of a world mostly like our own, in the present.