[ENTRY] Island Sojourn - Main entry

[Brendan McGnarley]

Sometimes, imperials just need a place to let their hair down and CHILL.  On a quest for treasure, this officer discovered the perfect getaway.  Rather than rush the treasure back to headquarters, he's taking some "me time" to hang up his gear and enjoy the peace, quiet, and natural beauty of this little island. A neat little cave, fresh seafood, and some cool local wildlife is all he needs.  But when a couple treasure hunting pirates arrive unexpectedly, what will this vacationer do? Scroll down to find out!

Please excuse this late entry!  I worked hard to get it in yesterday but ran into snags.  Thank you for viewing and considering!

 

 

 

 

 

 

[iragm]

It's a shame this was entered late, as it's wonderful!  I love the angle on the chest, and all the techniques seem very modern and well though-out.  Some of the "flowers" and other little decorations have been used as corals (for example in Barracuda Bay) and it would better fit the style of that set if those were in the water and not on land.

The back view could use some clean up; there is a solid wall of gray and the sand could be smoother.  But apart from that, this looks great!

[Rogue Redcoat]

Aye, it is nice, perhaps you could round out the island more and perhaps a way to escape from the back of the cave, and maybe a raft to escape those pirates, happy building and Welcome to the forum :)

[Yperio_Bricks]

Nice little island! I love those small corals and clams at the shore. Maybe you put some into the water too as was suggested, and see how it looks. I also like that treasure hunter who met his fate once he found the treasure chest with its riches. And the imperial soldier now has to protect his lush island from those filthy pirates Only the back of the rock looks a bit plain. Some sloped bricks will do wonders!

[Brendan McGnarley]

Love all of this feedback and these suggestions! Corals in the water makes so much more sense, and an escape out the back of the cave is a great idea! Thank you so much!