Mapping Elements, Starting with Preset Tables and Chairs

[Simon33600]

Took this picture of a chair while my wife was shopping. multiple colors for you.

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Nice, I like them!



Here is something I worked on today, a large, imposing staircase...
I got the carpet from somebody on Dundjinni, but I am not sure who...

[Bogie]

Thanks, nice staircase.

[Bogie]

A member asked me how I make my doors.
Sometimes I erase a gap in the wall and paste in a door. Here are some examples of that:


Lately I have also been using pre-made thresholds and pasting them over the wall. then I paste the door onto the threshold. or I put the door onto the threshold first and then they both resize at the same time. I also have pre-made windowsills-windows.



Here are some of the components I use for this:

[Jalyha]

Thanks Bogie! The threshold thing is exactly what I was looking for ^_^

[Bogie]

U R Welcome, These were designed for use with Dundjinni which makes it easy to drop them on a wall, resize & erase to fit. But if you are reasonably good with working with layers, then GIMP and Photoshop should work just as well.

[Bogie]

I have been slacking on my creation duties, so I stayed up late and finished this:

A new preset Wizard's Conjuration work table

[Mark Oliva]

This is one of your best in this series. I particularly like the straw, chest, grate, etc. on the floor beneath the work table.

[Bogie]

Thanks Mark.

[Bogie]

I recently took a picture of a carved skull with horns and photoshopped it to be used in mapping.



Hope you like...

[Bogie]

Nothing to exciting, I just combined various bowls and plants and made some potted plants: