Art Requests

Within the Fantasy Battlemaps style, textures that are tiled can be adjusted to whole number increments (typically multiples of 40 or 60 in a 40x40 map) to match the grid. However, with the Sci-Fi textures that tile this is not the case. They often require decimal sizes to match a standard grid. See image attached where 70.13 is required - 70 will not match the grid across the whole map) and i have others need 56.12.

Inspired by the upcoming magical girl resurgence in anime/games, Tokyo streetcore. The idea is to be able to create some Urban fantasy maps filled with neon, transformation circles, and villain lairs disguised as cafés. Assets include: Assets to create Rooftop fight scenes moonlit alleyway textures giant summoning glyphs for magic girl transformations School desks, lockers, sparkle explosions, cursed vending machines Enemy designs like masked figures, dream beasts Tokyo-style street tiles, trains, shrines between skyscrapers

Inspired by Ghost of Yotei, Cyberpunk aesthetics Basically s fusion of traditional Japanese architecture and neon-lit cyberpunk elements, creating a world where ancient samurai culture meets futuristic technology. ​Assets include: Pagodas adorned with holographic billboards​ Tokyo inspired Neon-lit alleyways and bustling night markets​ Cyber-enhanced cherry blossom trees​ Augmented reality shrines and temples​ Samurai armor integrated with cybernetic enhancements

Assets inspired by the SCP fandom, Control (the game), and the vibe of “the internet became sentient and hates us” Basically anything to be able to create a cursed, digital dimension breaking through reality. Half-analog, half-corrupted cyberworld. Assets include: Glitched tilesets, corrupted office furniture Eyeballs behind CRT monitors, rotating error sigils Infinite staircases, redacted paperwork, black cables SCP-style containment zones, Kafkaesque bureaucracy “Out of bounds” edge tiles with weird static borders

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.

Tesla Coils. With the electricity on and off.

Everyday living types of scenes that can bridge the gap between contemporary and science fiction. Examples: a modern park, kids playground, office building without any crazy sci-fi elements to it, parking garage, middle-class homes/neighborhood...because even in sci-fi worlds, not everything is techie. So assets that can bridge from contemporary to far future would be very helpful for a range of Encounters and rpg systems.

In the dazzling elite entertainment district, opulence and glamour reign supreme as the city's wealthiest indulge in the finest luxuries life has to offer. Illuminated by the hypnotic dance of neon lights, the streets are lined with sumptuous nightclubs, decadent spas, and exclusive gourmet restaurants, all catering to the refined tastes of the privileged few. Yet, beneath the veneer of extravagance, a treacherous game of corporate chess unfolds, where every move is calculated, and alliances are as fragile as the champagne flutes that clink in celebration. Players can delve into this world of subterfuge and deception, mastering the art of corporate espionage or orchestrating the perfect assassination, all in the name of gaining the upper hand in an unrelenting pursuit of power and control.

Sci-Fi assets not too much space opera like. Some we can use for hard SF, or space opera, or dark SF like Aliens.

Things that cross that bridge between pure futuristic Sci-fi and that rusted feel, medieval items that have been tampered with to make it futuristic. Wagon wheels used as the cogs of a large electrical machine, that kinda thing.