OpenForge Ruined Floor Tile

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OpenForge ================ Ruined floor tiles are crafted to seamlessly integrate with Dwarven Forge dungeon tiles, offering a range of heights to create varied ruins. Low edges look best paired with other low edges, while high edges complement adjacent high edges and serve as a smooth transition to stone series tiles. Tiles and walls in this series are labeled with OpenForge for easy identification. You can find this set on GitHub. OpenForge Sets ============== Smooth Tile Series - Versatile tiles ideal for concrete, dirt, ice, or other applications. Smooth Edge Tile Series - Smooth edge tiles perfect for creating a seamless look. Stone Tile Series - Authentic stone tiles add depth and realism to your designs. Stone Edge Tile Series - Stone edge tiles complement adjacent stone series tiles. Crenelated Tile Series - Intricate crenelated tiles add medieval flair. Crenelated Edge Tile Series - Crenelated edge tiles complete the look of crenelated walls. Tudor Tile Series - Traditional Tudor tiles evoke a sense of history and charm. Tudor Edge Tile Series - Tudor edge tiles seamlessly integrate with Tudor walls. Ruined Series - Authentic ruined stone walls create an immersive experience. Accessories - Pillars, archways, and other decorative elements enhance your scenes. Non-Series Tiles - Miscellaneous tiles, including the iconic pool tile. Instructions: Painting ===================== Painting was a four-layer process that transformed these tiles into breathtaking works of art. Here's how it was done: 1. Paint whole piece in black to establish a rich base tone. 2. Heavily dry brush with dark grey to add depth and dimension. 3. Select at least one other color, such as stone, and paint random stones on both sides. 4. Dry brush with a mixture of grey and olive for added warmth and texture. 5. Lightly dry brush with light grey, focusing on edges to create subtle highlights. Foliage ================ Vines are created by applying watered-down PVA glue in crevices and using green flocking for a realistic look. This technique adds a touch of nature to your designs and brings your scenes to life.