Post by Ezzy on Sept 26, 2019 17:23:53 GMT
I really like the abstract paintings that come with the game, but they are so big and I wished there had been some small ones too, for hanging in smaller places. So I made this set of nine colourful little paintings. They are inspired by 1950s abstract or graphic-art styles, to be lore-friendly to the Fallout world.
They are found in the Workshop catalogue, under Signs rather than Paintings. They are cloned from the Waffles sign and are found near it in the Signs catalogue. (Because I couldn't figure out how to clone paintings, plus I wanted a rectangular shape, and the only small default paintings are square).
Unlike the Waffles sign, they are crafted from 2 cloth rather than steel.
Download links:
Mediafire: www.mediafire.com/file/zewmwwbi3o5sn59/EsmeraldaSmallAbstractPaintings.zip
Google Drive: drive.google.com/open?id=1ZTVDxguHfHVHvujkuffDGmILqyxXfklY
Install with Nexus Mod Manager or however you prefer.
Thanks for looking, hope you'll find these little paintings useful for brightening up smaller areas.
Made with Bethesda Creation Kit, Bethesda Archive Extractor, Material Editor and Photoshop. Artwork created by me using Xaos (fractal generator) and Photoshop's filters and effects.
They are found in the Workshop catalogue, under Signs rather than Paintings. They are cloned from the Waffles sign and are found near it in the Signs catalogue. (Because I couldn't figure out how to clone paintings, plus I wanted a rectangular shape, and the only small default paintings are square).
Unlike the Waffles sign, they are crafted from 2 cloth rather than steel.
Download links:
Mediafire: www.mediafire.com/file/zewmwwbi3o5sn59/EsmeraldaSmallAbstractPaintings.zip
Google Drive: drive.google.com/open?id=1ZTVDxguHfHVHvujkuffDGmILqyxXfklY
Install with Nexus Mod Manager or however you prefer.
Thanks for looking, hope you'll find these little paintings useful for brightening up smaller areas.
Made with Bethesda Creation Kit, Bethesda Archive Extractor, Material Editor and Photoshop. Artwork created by me using Xaos (fractal generator) and Photoshop's filters and effects.
