Re: Nautiloid Peaks (SJ art)

Thanks mate :)
Alas I'm using a new piece of software, it's pre-release so very buggy,
really had to fight to get it to do that render, so can't do much tweaking,
sigh, when they got full version or updates it will help :)

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From: Spelljammer Setting Discussion
[mailto:SPELLJAMMER-L@??????.???????.com] On Behalf Of Adam Miller
Sent: 29 November 2006 23:56
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Subject: Re: [SPELLJAMMER] Nautiloid Peaks (SJ art)

--- Steven <steven.james.1@??????????.??.uk> wrote:

> A nautiloid cruises high over the mountains. Is the
> crewman praying for salvation from his mind flayer
> master's, or is it a free ship and the man
> prays to the eagle spirit for a safe voyage?

Nice.  You're nautaloid is getting better and better. 
I kinda lean towards the liberated ship, because its
painted white (illithids tend towards red & black and
fearsome colors ;) )

Couple of things, though.

* The back sails just scream out for patterns, ropes,
tears, etc to give them a little character.

* I just realized that the flagpole has a crosspiece
in it, but there's nothing there.  It looks...odd.  So
much could be done there, from something as simple as
a small sail to a banner to "bits" (such as
skulls/skeletons hanging from chains, horns, a symbol
like an eagle or mermaid; look at Warhammer banners
for examples).

Adam


 
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