Showing posts with label Planets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Planets. Show all posts

20110607

Campaign Ops: Rocky Planets I



Our friend Pesmerga has been working on new planets again and with that comes new additions to what will continue to be a running series of new campaign supplements here on The Painting Corps.  The newest planet is a rocky heap, one that is just right for a mining operation or a far flung cold dead planetary body in the far reaches of the solar system.  With six colors, this set makes itself viable for a variety of roles within your campaigns. 

The files are available in JPG, PSD, and a ZIP to download them all.  This set is a good starter for those wanting to edit the planets for various other uses.  Those of you without a lot of photo editor knowledge, don't fret, we've got more planet packs planned for future releases! 

To download Rocky Planet 1, just follow this link!

Be sure to get check the Campaign Ops tag for the other planet set!  I hope these find those of you in the middle of creating a campaign well!  And if you've got any good ideas for other useful campaign basics, please feel free to share! 

20110523

Campaign Ops: Gas Giants


With the development of my friend Pesmerga's campaign setting, I've taken to helping him with a few things here and there, namely creating and editing planets.  With that I've talked him into helping me create a new resource for those looking to create a new campaign setting for your sci-fi campaigns.  I'll be packaging and uploading the planets for everyone to use, edit, and work with.  As we continue to build new worlds, I'll be posting here with an update on what is available. 

The first release, in what I hope will become a much deeper pool of images, is a set of Gas Giants.  These big beasts make a great center-piece for moon based outposts and maybe even a small low orbit hideout for an insidious mastermind (given he has enough radiation shielding that is!). 

To pick up this set of planets, Click Here.  We're uploading them separately in both .JPG and .PSD, as well as within a .ZIP for those who want the whole set! 

I hope this helps project helps create a more dynamic setting for all of your battles!  Be sure to head over to Pesmerga's Malina Project and see them in action!