Re: Making entire boards (Town + Sewers)
Posted by Kessandria on Sep 15, 2012; 8:42pm
URL: http://the-lost-and-the-damned.71.s1.nabble.com/Making-entire-boards-Town-Sewers-tp7578253p7578626.html
We actually also made some boards ourselves (first one was on the back of an old boardgame-board
) and overlays with cereal boxes (though they tend to warp, so we swapped this for regular grey cardboard from the back of scetching blocks).
We found the best material (and relatively cheap) can be found in shops where they frame paintings.
The special 'cardboard' used to go around the painting th frame it within the wooden frame can easily cut to size and comes in different colours. Black is what we went for and it is flexible and sturdy!
URL: http://the-lost-and-the-damned.71.s1.nabble.com/Making-entire-boards-Town-Sewers-tp7578253p7578626.html
We actually also made some boards ourselves (first one was on the back of an old boardgame-board
) and overlays with cereal boxes (though they tend to warp, so we swapped this for regular grey cardboard from the back of scetching blocks).
We found the best material (and relatively cheap) can be found in shops where they frame paintings.
The special 'cardboard' used to go around the painting th frame it within the wooden frame can easily cut to size and comes in different colours. Black is what we went for and it is flexible and sturdy!
Photoshop and Illustrator are my best friends, for they can make anything happen for tiles and cards!
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