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Thread: *** September/October Lite Challenge - A Fresh Perspective ***

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    Isometric view of stick men are still just stick men, so I will probably try something out here.

    Of course it will be underground related, which means instant loss.. lol but this will be my first attempt at such a thing so could be fun and a learning experience

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    Bah. I already did a side-view map for a challenge. And now you want me to repeat myself?! A great artiste never repeats old work!

    Well, that and I'm spending my mapping energies on a specific map at this point in time. I look forward to voting on the entries though. Good luck all!
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    Some examples of maps in this line that I've done, in case these help to spark some ideas (and to show that there's a commercial market for this style of mapping ):

    DriderPursuitWeb.jpg

    BanditIsometricDA.jpg

    GriffonHatchlingWeb.jpg

    PhoenixTower.jpg

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    Hey, side-view / cross-section was my first map mode. I must've been about eleven; I'd take sheets of blank paper over to a friend's house and we would draw vast military maneuvers - typically cave-riddled hills full of stick soldiers and tanks, across intervening valleys. Clue to how much of a pencil-geek I was - my grandfather worked at a paper company, and one of my brother and my best toys was a package of large paper :-).

    It may not be High Art, but I shall attempt SoMeThInG by mid October.

    < now where's that pack of A3 paper.... >

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    Funny. My grandfather owned a print shop. I guzzled loads of paper and cardboard...and pencils and glue.

    Looking forward to the entries!
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    some of us had to make due with A4 ... at least until I began my carreer in advertising/printing - THEN came the big pieces of paper - and my first work on canvas (unrelated) ... today however, I find it hard to find room for those huge packages (width wise) - gotta build that top floor some day
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    The challenge will finish today at midday New York time, so make sure you get your entries finished in time.

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    Midday New York Time? When is that?

    Edit: Oh sh**! I have 50 minutes left!

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    No worries. There's only a few entries. i'll push it back 4 hours. Let's close this up at 4pm NY time (it's currently 11.41).

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    I got it done on time anyway sometimes a hidden deadline stops you fiddling with details that might be less relevant than you expect!

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