Integration

ludovicotek · 09-07-2009, 08:45 AM

Awesome that we have a thread for this now. I'll just copy the text from my previous post on this matter.

JoeDios has a lot of really cool pics to inspire you and files that you can download, print, and create items and displays with.

I also recommend [CG Textures] - The worlds largest free texture site where you can download a bunch of different textures for walls and backdrops. They also have stuff like building fronts.

Mayang's Free Texture Library is another one that is similar to cgtextures. All of these sites offer the files free for personal use. With a little inspiration you can put together some cool stuff. I would love to see pics of anything you put together, that goes for all Arkers.

I print out on my 13x19 printer on Matte paper. Sometimes I'll use gloss paper for windows or if its a glass building. To make the structure of the building I'll use foam core, which can be bought at any art supplies stores or Office Depot and the like. I also recommend that you tape or glue a little weight on the inside bottom of any structure to help weigh it down so the building does not move. Foam core is really light.

09-07-2009, 08:45 AM	#2
ludovicotek Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 4,743	Awesome that we have a thread for this now. I'll just copy the text from my previous post on this matter. JoeDios has a lot of really cool pics to inspire you and files that you can download, print, and create items and displays with. I also recommend [CG Textures] - The worlds largest free texture site where you can download a bunch of different textures for walls and backdrops. They also have stuff like building fronts. Mayang's Free Texture Library is another one that is similar to cgtextures. All of these sites offer the files free for personal use. With a little inspiration you can put together some cool stuff. I would love to see pics of anything you put together, that goes for all Arkers. I print out on my 13x19 printer on Matte paper. Sometimes I'll use gloss paper for windows or if its a glass building. To make the structure of the building I'll use foam core, which can be bought at any art supplies stores or Office Depot and the like. I also recommend that you tape or glue a little weight on the inside bottom of any structure to help weigh it down so the building does not move. Foam core is really light. Last edited by ludovicotek; 09-07-2009 at 08:48 AM..