Thread: Feb Entry: Brigatines Rest

Looking good. The fish help push it back some. I think with that, the depth gauge, and the inset map, you've resolved any problems I was having with it. I love the octopus!

Q: Is the buried compartment somehow air-filled? It doesn't seem likely but I thought I'd ask. If not then maybe something's living in there too?
M

Done!

Originally Posted by mearrin69

Q: Is the buried compartment somehow air-filled? It doesn't seem likely but I thought I'd ask. If not then maybe something's living in there too?
M

No, but the details blur out when placing transparent blue on top, so I left it alone. The ship is full of water, hence why it sank.

GP

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I see I misspelled "Brigantine", I missed the first "n". So I fixed that in the title block. Also, the ship in the inset map was pointing the wrong direction, so I rotated it slightly counterclockwise. Now it's better. Just a tweaking, the challenge map is definitely done now.

GP

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You also have an "it's" for "its" error. Fortunately, you can use that apostrophe to replace the one missing in "Davy Jones' Locker"

Originally Posted by rdanhenry

You also have an "it's" for "its" error. Fortunately, you can use that apostrophe to replace the one missing in "Davy Jones' Locker"

And that's why writers always need editors - thanks, rdanhenry. Map is corrected. I did write that in one two minute sitting. It wasn't intended to be high prose, just something to give reason to a sunken ship.

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Wow this looks great - very inspirational. I like the way that grid has been applied too. And the fish are cute.

Love the full composition Gameprinter! I know who I am voting for! Only thing that bugs me now, is that a HUGE mast for that size of skiff.. and in the top down version you show two masts.

The height of the brigantine ship's mast is not too tall, though not accurate to the depth gauge on the side. There would be a second mast in the composition, but the cross-section cuts off the aft end of the ship right before the second mast. My intent was not to show the entire ship, rather to peak beneath the silt and see the interior view. The top-down shows all the surrounding areas including the second mast, the portion of the poop deck peaking above the sand and the environs surrounding it. I'm comfortable of the cut-away view, so I don't plan to make any further changes.

Thanks for the vote of confidence, however!