Elements Grab-Bag (free)

[Hermit]

Similarly to many other people in the Guild, I have benefited greatly from people like Bogie and Tiana providing mapping elements and assets. Like Styescape said in their great SciFi/modern elements thread, I wanted to give back what I could and post some elements and assets that I've been working on.

Now, don't expect any greatness here in editing quality or quantity, but I'll continue to post elements here as I make new ones. Since I'm currently working on an 1800s house map, there will be a lot of furniture and such, but I'm also obsessed with books so I plan on making many more of those. These will all be photos that I took and edited unless otherwise stated.

Feel free to use these without attribution and manipulate in whatever way you choose. Hope these are useful

p.s. - if the scale or size is not right for what you need, send me a message and I can see about posting the original size file.

[Hermit]

This is Manfred the piñata, enjoy.

[Tiana]

Lol, nice, thanks for sharing.

[Hermit]

Not sure if I got the angle is correct on these, but they look alright on a map. And the high-back chair has a bit too much of a glare on the seat...I might try that one again with a new photo.

[Bogie]

Both nice, but I like the rocking chair, it is different.

[Hermit]

Thanks Tiana and Bogie! I've always liked the rocking chair too, and it's comfy haha.

This post is: 1) a tall basket, fallen down and upright // 2) a cutting board // 3) an end table with the drawer closed and open

[Hermit]

I spent some time making new rugs and carpets today. Since I've been using quite a few wood and plank patterns I needed more floor coverings

In Tiana's thread (https://www.cartographersguild.com/s...ad.php?t=45053 <-- check it out) she mentioned Pixabay, so and I went there to check for rugs and carpet. These are photo-based, no attribution required (commercial & non-commercial), but if you are interested in the originals I have placed the name of the original creator on Pixabay in the file name for each file.

I'm uploading both shadowed and non-shadowed versions. A couple have a "frilled" and "non-frilled" version because I couldn't decide if I liked the way the frill came out or not, let me know what you think. There is also one jpg that is a seamless carpet texture I made out of one of the carpet designs, just make sure you scale it down to get a better "carpet" effect if you want to use it.

[Tiana]

Thanks for processing these. Also check out Pexels and PxHere for free stock resources.

[Hermit]

Thanks Tiana! I'll check those out and see if I can find any more rugs lol.

[Hermit]

So these are from Pexels, PxHere, and Unsplash, all images are no attribution required and free-use (commercial/non-commercial). Once again, if there was a listed creator I have placed their name/username in the file name, but if there was not a listed creator there will be no name in the file name.

I found quite a few cool carpet patterns on these sites, but they did not translate into seamless textures. However, I created 2 textures that I am calling "semi-seamless" in that they do have *slight* seams, but the seams disappear if you scale the image down enough or you are zoomed out far enough from the texture. I'm using them, but I understand if it not being completely seamless is irritating.

The books are the Torah (in Hebrew) and Myths to Live By, the paper with writing is the "Bixby Letter" which is in the public domain.