Mapping Elements, Starting with Preset Tables and Chairs

[Bogie]

Bump, bear rug

[Bogie]

Years ago, I took some pictures of weathered rock outcroppings on the top of Cadillac mountain in Acadia National Park. Those rocks proved to be very popular and have appeared in lots of maps. Last spring we were there again and I took some new pics. Since this is my first day home after closing my office (hopefully temporarily), I pulled up the new pics and made them into mapping elements.

[Hermit]

Thanks Bogie! Always awesome to get to see new pieces from you

[Bogie]

Thanks Hermit, I have been slacking lately, but I find I have a bit more free time now that I'm stuck at home. Silver lining!

[Bogie]

[Tiana]

Is this a succulent you made into a tree! XD I love it, small plants are great for big plants.

[OminousGiggle]

First off, I want to say hot damn you've put in a ton of work on this over the past several years! I am blown away! I stumbled in here chasing links from roll20 and needless to say, you've put a plethora of tools in my hands to improve my map making!
I noticed in the first post you had a link to a page to be able to download a zip of your creations, but that link is broken.
Navigating to the host site, their link for the gimp/photoshop version of the collection is also broken. XD
I'm curious if there is an updated link somewhere that has all the files. :)

[Bogie]

Thanks for letting me know about the bad link. I believe the host site changed something on their end. I have corrected those links and added it here for you: Link to Bogie's Mapping Collection

If you scroll up and down on that site you will see there are 3 different versions. There is one formatted for use with CC3, One for FM8 (Fractal Mapper) and one for use with DundJinni. The Dundjinni set is just an organized collection of png files so that should work for any art program and ROLL20.

[Bogie]

Is this a succulent you made into a tree! XD I love it, small plants are great for big plants.

The real trick here is that these are fake plants I took pictures of in a Hobby/Craft store.

[OminousGiggle]

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!