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Fellow mining art enthusiasts!

I am new here on the boards, but have been enjoying Minecraft for quite a while now. The creativity this game spurs is truly amazing, and I am really excited to see where it takes us all!

Since I am also an artist, I decided to convert some of my oil paintings into digital format and swap out the default painting textures.
I think it adds a bit of a "feminine mystique touch" to any home/structure ;p

Here's a sample screenshot, but not all of the works are shown


So if you'd like to try it out, you can download the texture pack file from here:
http://gisellej.com/wp-content/uploads/ ... rtPack.zip

Also, if you'd like to know more about my art, visit my blog - gisellej.com :biggrin.gif:

Happy mining, and thanks for reading!

Nice stuff! Perhaps you could release I higher resolution as well? I run 64x64 and It would be cool if these paintings could be made to match.

Quote from StormBeforeDawn »

Nice stuff! Perhaps you could release I higher resolution as well? I run 64x64 and It would be cool if these paintings could be made to match.

Thanks for the suggestion :smile.gif: I'd like to make it higher resolution but does 64x64 mean 64 pixels by 64 pixels for a single block's face?

Quote from Benjaminister »

Nice, a woman on the wall is never bad :biggrin.gif:

You gave me an idea, maybe i should put my skull-paintings into minecraft , hmm :smile.gif:

Yes you should :smile.gif: Maybe one day people can have art shows in minecraft :tongue.gif: Serve some and refreshments hehe

Quote from gisellej »

Quote from StormBeforeDawn »

Nice stuff! Perhaps you could release I higher resolution as well? I run 64x64 and It would be cool if these paintings could be made to match.

Thanks for the suggestion :smile.gif: I'd like to make it higher resolution but does 64x64 mean 64 pixels by 64 pixels for a single block's face?

So, if you look at a block of ingame with the default texture pack it is 16 pixels tall and 16 pixels wide I have a texture pack that each block is 64 pixels tall and 64 pixels wide.

So, yea, you hit the nail on the head more or less.