Hi guys,
Not really sure what I'm looking for but maybe if you have any comments, suggestions, or notice anything way off in the sketch. Landscapes really aren't my specialty.
It's for an board game for 2 - 5 players where people take the role of one of the shop keepers (blacksmith, trader, inn keeper, alchemist, farmer) and they try to create goods and then sell them to the wandering adventurers that roam through the town. Think of every adventure game ever but instead of the adventurer you are playing the NPC shop character.
The game has a bunch of really unique features (for example: each player board operates in a completely different way; the blacksmith is all about using a card deck to craft weapons/armor, the farmer has a worker placement mechanism, the alchemist uses dice to build potions that have various effects on the game, etc.). It's being designed by Carl Van Ostrand (it's still in the development phase but I was able to play a prototype).
I'm going for a very Hearthstone (World of Warcraft) feel. I plan on doing a version that has the different shop keepers standing in front of their respective shops.
This could possibly end up fitting the "Draw 50 things" challenge (or come close). I don't have a lot of the detailed elements in yet. NOTE: That "thing" in the foreground on the right side is supposed to be the Trader's caravan.
One of the problems I have is that I actually don't know the final size of the box so I might end up re-painting parts of this (or cropping, which would be easier). Another problem is that I'm not 100% sure where the title "Town Square" will go but I THINK it will go over the "empty" cobblestone space. The other option would be to increase the sky and put it up there.