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Andres Indoril
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13 Jan 2006

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Woah, those ruins, I want to claim some ints for those babies when they come around.
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Myzel
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07 Aug 2008

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More ruins!
For ruined palace:
Pyramid-like base
Main palace dome, and a round base or wing
Some windows, doors and such. Credit for the snakehead entrance idea goes to Puond (I think).
Parts for a Pylon, based on Egyptian pylons such as the one at the Luxor temple:
 
And ruined houses:
And here's way too many designs on way too little paper, because I'm running out of the latter. Not a good idea, I know.
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Lady Nerevar
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wonderful!
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Lighter Than Some
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12 Apr 2008

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I am in love with that round stone door with the serpent design. <3
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Morden
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30 Oct 2003

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The Pylon, Arch, and Wall pillar (depicting the god Zeht) are really impressive.... i look forward to seeing what you can do with the frescoes. If they are drawn in an absolutely flat 2d, they can be easily made into textures and normal maps. You're level of focus is inspiring.. its a lot of work to sit down and design a whole set.
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Myzel
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07 Aug 2008

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Yeah, it's a lot of work. But when I'm drawing I can just lose myself for hours.
Anyway, because I aim to please, I gave frescoes a shot. Here is a first try: a slightly damaged fresco depicting two warriors in a duel, with Leki backing up the right one. I've done my best to stay true to what has been commonly accepted as yoku art here. Tell me what you think.
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Jelle
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07 Apr 2007

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this is awesome. I'm stunned. It really matches lute's yoku stuff but you also added your own touch. Awesome.
making a texture for something like this will be very, very fun.
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Macar
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27 Jan 2005

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Do you believe in love at first sight? I do now! Truly inspiring stuff- not only have you cranked out an entire architecture set, you've also crafted the most disturbing Quagmire denisens to date. Bravo. "You are like a gift from the night mother herself"
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Myzel
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07 Aug 2008

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Wow, all this love. You guys make me feel all warm and fuzzy inside.
Interlude: Myzel's take on Onsi.
So, he was the god who invented the sword was he? Unfortunately he didn't invent the sheath, so he had to store his swords in an alternative manner.
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Morden
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30 Oct 2003

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The fresco is nice. It will be easy to convert into a texture. For the next one, I'd suggest bordering the picture with equal amounts of detail on each side. I'm assuming the damaged areas are detailed. Currently it's a bit awkward to look at because only two and a half sides are framed with detail.. and the pattern doesn't really balance itself out. This highlights the large blank areas in the middle.
Your depiction of Leki is superb, but perhaps the border patterns, and the warriors, could benefit from some of these common Yoku symbols:
Keep up the good work
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Sload
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Beautiful work. I love Onsi, my only commentary would be that the texture on his body seems out of place for a Yoku god.
The whole like swords sticking into him though? fuck yes.
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Myzel
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07 Aug 2008

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Thanks for the feedback guys, it's appreciated.
I'll try to use some of those symbols next time Morden. I could definitely use one of the round ones to replace the odd-looking symbol in front of Leki's face, which was meant as an indication of something holy.
As for the patterns, I will take in those symbols and try to incorporate them next time. The patterns in this fresco are kind of based on this combined with maori tribal tattoos.
As for Onsi, I gave him texture because I just like drawing that way. Maybe I'll make a few more stylized sketches later.
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Lighter Than Some
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12 Apr 2008

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<3 I have a separate bookmark forr you CA page.
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Aeven
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17 Aug 2008

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Wow, first time I checked this out, but I must say this is amazingly good work! Have you thought of what interiors would look like?
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Myzel
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07 Aug 2008

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Thanks for those compliments
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| Have you thought of what interiors would look like? |
No, I haven't made any interior concepts yet, and I haven't had any bright ideas either. I don't have much experience with designing interior architecture, and having no experience in the construction set either I don't know how to design modular pieces for interiors.
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Gez
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Very, very nice work here. Keep it up!
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Morden
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| I don't have much experience with designing interior architecture, and having no experience in the construction set either I don't know how to design modular pieces for interiors. |
Anything you can throw together would be a huge help. Even just a rough sketch would be fine.. think about the 'shell' of the building and how the inside might look. They're meant to be ruins, so it can be fairly basic.
For the interiors, i think we're mainly concerned with the major features.. some pillars, some yoku carvings, ect. The actually modular wall pieces can be designed by the modeller.... either by inverting the shell of the exterior mesh, or by making the standard ruin hallway shapes:
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Myzel
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07 Aug 2008

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I'll put interiors on my (mental) to-do list. For now I'll keep experimenting with frescoes though.
Tava, all dressed up.
This one was a real pain in the ass to make, since it had to at least seem symmetrical. Took me quite a few hours, but I'm satisfied with the way it looks.
Onsi, some orthographic sketches.
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Morden
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That fresco is EPIC. Beautiful work. This type of art is really important if we're going to create a convincing culture. Imagine seeing that fill an entire wall within a Yoku tomb/ruin.
I'm impressed that you drew both sides by hand. It turned out well.... and in digital art it's tempting to just mirror one half. If you don't want to burn yourself out, it's more than acceptable if you just drawn one half... and we can take care of the rest during the texturing process.
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That fresco is EPIC. Beautiful work. This type of art is really important if we're going to create a convincing culture. Imagine seeing that fill an entire wall within a Yoku tomb/ruin. |
My thoughts as well. That's exactly what we need concepts of.
A note on Onsi - I don't think he's getting a statue. He has a cult, but not a temple, so there isn't really a place for him to have a statue. He definitely should appear in a fresco or two, though.
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Tallven
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28 Aug 2008
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No idea who Tava is, but I love that fresco. How do you do all those patterns? All I ever get are some swirls and stuff that all looks the same and gets boring pretty fast.
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Myzel
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07 Aug 2008

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| Morden wrote: |
I'm impressed that you drew both sides by hand. It turned out well.... and in digital art it's tempting to just mirror one half. If you don't want to burn yourself out, it's more than acceptable if you just drawn one half... and we can take care of the rest during the texturing process. |
Hmm, digitally mirroring it never really came to my mind. It would give me the feeling that I'm making only half a drawing...
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| No idea who Tava is, but I love that fresco. How do you do all those patterns? All I ever get are some swirls and stuff that all looks the same and gets boring pretty fast. |
Tava is the Yokudan goddess of the air. The fresco I drew depicts her leading the people across the sea after the destruction of Yoku.
The patterns kind of evolve on their own when I do the pencil sketch (before I ink it). Often takes a few tries to get a pattern right. For reference I use some of Lute's designs (mainly this) and all sorts of maori (or maori-inspired) tattoos I find over the internet.
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Seven
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27 Jul 2008

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I've been looking over your post and this is really really excellent stuff. I would not want to have the job of deciding what gets used and what doesn't because it is all great.
What really impressed me though is that you took the time to prepare the orthogonal drawings of the Yoku god Onsi. Thats a very professional touch, if I were to need to model that concept, such a drawing would make it much much easier.
Keep on keepin on man great work.
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Mwgek
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11 Apr 2008

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Very nice, I would love to see the frescos on the walls ingame. Been to Pompeii this summer and loved the frescos there with the mild colouring.. Wish I could draw like you . Keep on going.
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Lady Nerevar
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08 Jun 2004

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hey there myz. i just drew up a rough idea of the interior hallway, as described in the original brief.
i look forward to seeing more from you
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Myzel
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07 Aug 2008

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Thanks Lady N.
I've been taking some "daring" excursions into the construction set to see what the modular pieces look like. Like Morden suggested, it's not very practical to make CA for individual interior pieces. I'm sure I'll think of some way to make a clear concept though. I'll probably start with atmospheric stuff when I eventually get to interiors, and go on from there.
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sapien
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myzel about your simmetrical problem , draw one half scan and then copy and flip !
thats easiest way ! lines are perfect this way also !
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One thing to note about the concept Morden linked to - as you probably noticed from your excursions into the CS, that was not the typical tileset for a modular interior. The reason that image exists, really, is that it was a unique interior floor plan to mimic sewer pipes (hence the large curve and the bowl-shaped rooms).
Just want to make sure there isn't confusion about that.
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Myzel
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07 Aug 2008

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Hi everybody.
Unfortunately, I haven't done any artwork this week. Shame on me.
My head is now occupied with the concoction of design for frescoes of Ruptga and of Morwha. They should be somewhat similar to the one I made of Tava.
I need a favor from you though. I need ideas for frescoes.
What I need is aspects of Yoku or Ra Gada culture or history that could be displayed in a fresco. So, any ideas?
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Theron Udraer
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01 Sep 2008

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hunt, maybe? Like Yokus chasing an Alit. lol
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Lady Nerevar
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i'd love to see some battles between the yoku and the left hand elves. perhaps a fresco of waves washing over a large yoku city? mythology is also a good subject. satak eating himself would make a cool celtic knot type design.
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Myzel here
http://tamriel-rebuilt.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=20231
i checked out your fresco and it inspired me to do a little storyboard type pre sketch for a larger fresco which would cover many panels in a ancient ruin or temple
possibly a surviving temple.
regarding the destruction of the lefthanders the orichalc tower, and the twenty seven snake folk slaughter, the creation of the martyr Ra Trana, the death of emperor allal, the great civil war of the yukodans leading to the hiradirj using the pankratosword and the complete destruction of yukoda
i have yet to finish the panel showing the pankratosword and the destruction of yukoda and it sinking to the depths.
take a look
Im gonna do the panels bigger and with more detail
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wait... sapien is Myzel? HUH? confusing.... anyway, I love those hand symbols.
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This kind of detail into these Frescos is going to make for incredible immersion. I'm really starting to get a feel for the TR image of Hammerfell and its awesome.
Maybe I should play Oblivion some day lol. Bah, I'll wait for our Hammerfell release.
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i think a sequential historical fresco would be amazing. it should be unique though, like in some large ruined palace or something.
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Morden
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| i think a sequential historical fresco would be amazing. it should be unique though, like in some large ruined palace or something. |
Unique ones are a good idea, but we're just starting, and we would have more use for frescoes which can be used in the general ruin set... or even in textures for lower class items and architecture.
Lutemoth's drawing of the god Ruptga aka "Tall Papa" and his "many children" would look great if adapted into a fresco.

Here's is a bit about Ruptga from The Imperial Library:
"Chief deity of the Yokudan pantheon. Ruptga, more commonly 'Tall Papa', was the first god to figure out how to survive the Hunger of Satakal. Following his lead, the other gods learned the 'Walkabout', or a process by which they can persist beyond one lifetime. Tall Papa set the stars in the sky to show lesser spirits how to do this, too. When there were too many spirits to keep track of, though, Ruptga created a helper out the dead skin of past worlds. This helper is Sep, who later creates the world of mortals."
For a historical themed fresco, it would be really important to include the destruction of Yokuda. The original homeland of the Yokudan or "Yoku" people.
Here's another concept... its actually a yoku sword hilt, but it might give you some ideas. You can see a representation of both Ruptga and the destruction of old yokuda.

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Myzel
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| wait... sapien is Myzel? HUH? confusing.... anyway, I love those hand symbols. |
I can see where that confusion comes from but to clarify, me and sapien are definitely NOT the same person.
Seems I have inspired others to make frescoes too.
I have read the lore thread before; the things suggested would make good frescoes indeed. What do you think of a battle against orcs in a fresco?
Also, are there any mythological events that could be shown in a fresco?
Oh, and your post was very helpful for me Morden. Thanks
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This image by Lutemoth is ready-made for a fresco about the sinking of Yokuda.
Some ideas to come in a bit...
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yeh we should all base our frescos on lutemoths concepts and the concept sketches of the yuko gods , thats what ive been doing anyway.
those hand designs are lutemoths, you can use different variations to tell a story like signing !
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Ruptga and his kids.
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