Mapping Elements, Starting with Preset Tables and Chairs

[Bogie]

Thank-you so much Bogie! I now have access to nearly 8 gigs of assets to use in my map making!
Also, keep up the spectacular work! I look forwards to seeing what you're unveiling next!

Your welcome, glad you like my little project.
Here are a couple new ones:

[Kier]

Oh! I like those Bogie. If I ever actually map an interior of a building or a hut on my Tropical Island out. Probably not though, I tend to be stuck the last year or so on terrain maps, lol. But snagged all the same.

[Bogie]

On a local note, I took the pictures of them at the L.L. Bean store in Freeport.

[Tiana]

Do I hear the siren song of "map any non-European building", the challenge, approaching? I like the stool. It's true, there's not a lot of occasion to do island huts. I've never done one myself. Maybe now that I have a chair for them. Hey, you should crop the bars out of the stool and then copy and paste it into a rectangle, blend together, and then you'll have a woven mat too.

[Kier]

On a local note, I took the pictures of them at the L.L. Bean store in Freeport.

Wait! You couldn't get a top down photo of that for us?

[Tiana]

With a 20 foot selfie pole?

[Kier]

Lower him down with a crane, Tom Cruise style in Mission Impossible.

[Bogie]

Waiting until I can get a good drone.

Many of us Mainers have been driving down the highway and have seen the LLBean Bootmobile cruising along at 65 mph. So strange,

[Bogie]

On a different thread, Kier & Hermit did such a great job turning chairs into couches, I had to give it a try.
Of course I cheated a little, they turned chairs into couches, I turned a small couch into a larger couch.

Original New version

[Kier]

It was all Hermit.
I just offered some advice on coloring and how to eliminate shadows.

I like that chair. I am thinking of snagging the back of that chair and turning it into a headboard for a bed.

EDITED: So I did. I really don't need these distractions, lol

PS- The slob should totally make his bed, it gives a nice lived in view, but not a very "Regal Experience"