So what app did you use?

Awesome miniatures, its a demo on Android store.
Probably better apps for this, I just instaled the first one i found

Oh, and I used this site: http://tiltshiftmaker.com/

to create this:

http://www.facebook.com/ajax/messagi...ARXZg4ejBp4zlM

http://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphoto..._3682482_n.jpg

http://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphoto..._3786114_n.jpg

http://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphoto..._3411244_n.jpg

Fairly sure I haven't posted this one.

The following is a map I drew of the Unterzee in the game, Sunless Sea, prior to the patch that randomized some of the island. But, there will be some spoilers as to the locations of some fixed islands.



I did this in GIMP 2.0. Every island and coastline is hand drawn with Wacom Intuos.

Doodled a bit, trying a new style of forest (for maps) and some water shading thingy. (Photoshop & Wacom Intuos)
http://i.imgur.com/fglc7i8.jpg

Trying out this flat/2D style. Kinda ok I think for a first try. The point is to not use any shading (which I broke when I added that little bit of shading on the tower :oops:).
http://i1183.photobucket.com/albums/...2.jpg~original

So that's what Dowly's place looks like.:huh:
I bet he only lives at the very top of it and the entire rest of the tower is divided into beer and vodka tanks with an additional huge library for adult movies.:stare:

:O:

You forgot hookers... you monster. :hmph:

Nice sense of atmospheric perspective in that one Dowly. I like the monotone look. Is that vector or Photoshop or both?

Photoshop, just colors that give that far away, foggy feel.
Trees are custom brush I found via google, Daarken or something.

Love this style, so simple. Less is more type of thing. :yep:

Colored by your's truly. (clicky for larger photo)
http://i.imgur.com/D4PN8Bil.jpg
Aarne Juutilainen, commander of 6./JR34. (Winter War)

Nice work. :cool:

Thank you Torplexed. It means a lot hearing that from you. :up:

Skin tone is something I need to work on, doesn't look 100% natural to my eye. I spent over an hour to try to adjust it, always too saturated or pale.

Practice makes perfect, I guess. :hmmm:

I've never done it, but I've always figured there are times when you have to make subjective decision when coloring historical photos. For an army uniform or tank paint scheme you have surviving examples and reference. For those nondescript civilian outfits in the back ground, not so much. Just use your best judgement. I imagine even hair color can be a guess sometimes.