Looking For References like these...

jose.fuentes

I Need to make some cubes that represent and environment type. I have been looking for reference online but Havent found much except this....



and this is exactly the style that im going for....

I need to make Sand, Water, Ice, Gravel, and Mud

has anyone seen more images like these that I can use as reference?

R3D

.... minecraft?

Justin Meisse

Here's a good one
100 texture studies

jose.fuentes

this is close, Im just looking for something a little more painterly

BagelHero

A bit like these? Only 3D instead of iso tiles but for ref it works, I think.
https://www.artstation.com/artwork/isometric-tile-bundle

Tobbo

Scroll through these. I think they have what you are looking for.

https://www.pinterest.com/search/pins/?q=material+painted

RN

Those are some sexy tiles, Bagel.

iadagraca

Wow Bagel those are sexy, i've been wanting to do a final fantasy tactics inspired work for some time and this would help

jose.fuentes

Yup Bagel, those are def more in the style that im looking for! Thanks

moose

http://vesner.deviantart.com/art/100-texture-studies-360570335

not terrain, but fun cubes

Dudestein

BagelHero wrote: »

A bit like these? Only 3D instead of iso tiles but for ref it works, I think.
https://www.artstation.com/artwork/isometric-tile-bundle

I love the shot with DOF on it. The combo of "low fi" art with a camera effect typically associated with hi fi graphics is sexy.

jose.fuentes

So this is my first pass. Granted that this will be for a mobile game and they will be 60 x 60px at most.

Thoughts? Changes?

RN

dustinbrown wrote: »

I love the shot with DOF on it. The combo of "low fi" art with a camera effect typically associated with hi fi graphics is sexy.

That, and the shadows behind the tile columns are very nice too

jose.fuentes wrote: »

So this is my first pass. Granted that this will be for a mobile game and they will be 60 x 60px at most.

Thoughts? Changes?

You should make a thread in the 2D Art Showcase & Critiques area:
http://www.polycount.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=80