A weird bunch of steampunk(ish) images. Transparency-enabled (alpha-mapped) png images for easy use as page layout elements or filler pictures for, say, adventure writers creating steampunk-themed role-playing game scenarios, short stories or whatnot. Images are 1920×1280 each.
An illustration of a goat head ornament. Provided in an alpha-mapped PNG file format for transparency. Perfect as a graphic resource to liven up written text.
An illustration of a dire warning by jungle natives. It goes without saying that such warnings never hinder the progress of intrepid adventurers … and later they usually wish they’d have taken the hint.
Provided as an alpha-mapped PNG image file.
Another low colour ornamental illustration. Designed to be used as a graphic resource, a chapter divider or just a graphic filler, for writers writing fantasy -themed role-playing game adventures or scenarios to liven up written text. Transparency-enabled PNG file format.
A low colour illustration. Designed to be used as a graphic resource, a chapter divider or some such, for writers writing fantasy -themed role-playing game adventures or scenarios to liven up written text. Transparency-enabled PNG file format.
Just an old parchment I did for basing a hand drawn fantasy village map I’m working on. It turned out decent so I might as well share it. Created from the scratch in Photoshop. Provided in an alpha-mapped PNG format.
Just a simple and quick black and white doodle of a warrior character for any fantasy-themed settings. Provided as an alpha-mapped PNG file.
A simple black and white doodle of an old entrance. Perhaps it’s the back door of the local tavern or maybe it’s the servants’ entry to the lord’s mansion or could it be the door to the wine cellars of the castle? I don’t know. Open it and find out.
A simple black and white drawing of a rogue character. Provided in alpha-mapped PNG format.
“Now we only need to get it out of that corpse’s clutch. Easy. There’s nothing that mummified corpse can do to prevent us from getting our hard-earned loot. Right?”
A simple black and white illustration for any fantasy- or horror-themed setting. The picture is provided as a transparency-enabled PNG file.
The Uninvisited Isle 
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