rimworld Rimworld Mod Art Request Thread

[CantLie]

Hey guys, I'm doing this art request thread to practice my skill for the Rimworld artstyle.

I'm limiting this to a set of textures per request, which is usually 3 textures (North, South and East) for clothing and weapons. per request per person.
You can request more immediately, but you'll have to DM me, as it'll be paid if you want more texture sets in one request as it will count as a commission.
You'll have to pay me for Vehicle art, though.

Please just:
• Provide good, detailed references (pictures are better than verbal descriptions).
• Please wait at least one week before you re-request for free requests.

The time taken to finish each request is based on me. I'm doing this on my free time after all.

Previous Work:

Edited June 2, 2024 by CantLie

[Skömer]

I've really enjoyed this mod https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2400813464 a few versions back but all the textures are very low res, a little bit of horror decoration never hurts:

[CantLie]

On 6/1/2024 at 3:44 PM, Skömer said:

I've really enjoyed this mod https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2400813464 a few versions back but all the textures are very low res, a little bit of horror decoration never hurts:

Here you go, textures for the furniture in the mod remade are in the zipfile.



skomer-abyss-retex.zip

Edited June 3, 2024 by CantLie

[DubiousBiasNil]

Hi; I wanna learn how to draw Rimworld mods too; may I know what software and hardware do you draw on? 🥺

Edited July 13, 2024 by DubiousBiasNil

[Tory187]

Any program that lets you make vector art will get you the closest look to rimworld's style. But bitmap also works, its just vector imposes the restraints that will help maintain the vanilla look. Oskar has a tutorial vid or two on his youtube thats a good watch.

[DubiousBiasNil]

48 minutes ago, Tory187 said:

Any program that lets you make vector art will get you the closest look to rimworld's style. But bitmap also works, its just vector imposes the restraints that will help maintain the vanilla look. Oskar has a tutorial vid or two on his youtube thats a good watch.

I really am procrastinating on watching that video I will look at it thanks. 😊 

[CantLie]

On 7/13/2024 at 1:23 PM, DubiousBiasNil said:

I really am procrastinating on watching that video I will look at it thanks. 😊 

Yeah, what Tory said. I primarily use Illustrator since I'm used to that software for college work. You can also use other vector applications like Inkscape or Affinity Designer. Oscar's videos help a lot, but it helps more if you just try to copy the vanilla in-game objects and understand why and how they're made like that.

[DubiousBiasNil]

8 minutes ago, CantLie said:

Yeah, what Tory said. I primarily use Illustrator since I'm used to that software for college work. You can also use other vector applications like Inkscape or Affinity Designer. Oscar's videos help a lot, but it helps more if you just try to copy the vanilla in-game objects and understand why and how they're made like that.

Yepp I been trying to draw and learn to draw to improve my skill set and it’s not going well ;-;

 

Thanks for the advice for you and Tory

[Tory187]

Good luck with it. Vector can be extremely different from traditional drawing. It's oddly more similar to 3d modeling because a lot of it is editing points in a space. Get real comfortable with the pen tool and understand anchors to get the curves you are looking for.

[DubiousBiasNil]

Just now, Tory187 said:

Good luck with it. Vector can be extremely different from traditional drawing. It's oddly more similar to 3d modeling because a lot of it is editing points in a space. Get real comfortable with the pen tool and understand anchors to get the curves you are looking for.

Thanks boss; and godspeed

[CantLie]

2 years in and I'm still up for any tbh lol.