Non-character Art Thread
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Looking for art of derelict structures and outright ruins, preferably but not necessarily old and not modern or futuristic architecture. It's mainly for inspiration, so anything goes.
Will be dumping random scenery art in the meantime. Post your own requests or just imagedump.
Feeling lonely OP?
>>48323540
Maybe a little.
Quietly dropping in.
And then there was 3
>>48323540
When OP said "art" did that also mean photographs?
Cause you posted a photo of the Trinity College Library in Dublin, Ireland.
It definitely fits the theme of the thread though, cause it's a really great looking library.
>>48323977
Yeah, photos work too.
Requesting cabins in the woods that look like 4-6 people can live there.
And that's it for my small collection.
Anybody have good art of (preferably fey-looking) creatures/monsters? Doesn't go with the whole landscape motif in here so far, but it doesn't really fit into a character art thread, either. I'm trying to get more flying creatures for my current game.
>>48325034
Depends on how generous your definition of fey is.
>>48325226
basically anything that is a jumble of body parts from other animals.
Too bad, most of what I have, even if it fits the bill, is less fey and more horror.
>>48325226
Really, as far as I'm concerned, fey are less what they look like and more what they actually are and can do.
An extremely strange looking fey that acts like a human is less interesting than a generic elf-like fey that acts in bizarre ways.
>>48323232
Are there any examples of this in real life and if there is how do I find pictures of it?
>>48325690
Pretty sure it's based on this particular cavern
>>48325690
There's this image.
>>48325490
horror works, too.
>>48325690
It's called a cenote, basically a limestone cave caused by the ground above a subteranean cave/lake collapsing.
>>48327058
*pond/lake
>>48327058
gump
>>48333361
I love Mesoamerican settings, but why is the art always so stark and bare?
>>48325690
Very common in southern Mexico, Belice and Guatemala.
>>48333361
>Oh man, I just wrecked that shitter. I pity whoever goes in there next.
>>48333720
Because it's mostly based on Aztec culture and colors were pretty much resserved for warriors, priests and royalty.
There's some really amazing stuff in here, gonna post a bunch of pics if I double up on anything that's already been posted I'm sorry.
fuckin' A+ thread guys. Dumping some of my own as a thank you.
>>48325490
Axolotls are the most fey-like creatures in the reaol world
