Print & Paste Miniatures: Giant Spiders

Agreed.

IMO, it's all about the art. The thing that makes the difference is how the shadows fall in the right places and all, so something as simple as a piece of paper rolled around a straw can look like a statue.

You know what we need? A bundle of all of these, for easy download. Priced, not PWYW, so people don't cheap on them!

Something I'd like to see: some Egyptian-themed pieces. Sarcophagi. Tomb walls. (with authentic hieroglyphs and paintings, of course) Mummies -- including mummies dumped out of their carcophagi by tomb robbers, and probably not very happy about it. (I'm planning an Egyptian-themed campaign post-plague) Statues, lots of them, of pharaohs and gods. Little sets of canopic jars. Look at the things found in Tutankhamun's tomb for inspiration if necessary. (something to think about: if that's what a minor king who only reigned for a few years and died at 18 had ... what was in the tomb of someone like Ramsses II?) Ancient Egyptian art and design is both...See more distinctive and striking, and IMO it would be great for this series.

I'd also like to see more of the mini terrain. Roads, a bridge, a river for the bridge. Nice art instead of the blue printer paper I'd use. :p Miniature ruins, maybe? And -- given my Egyptian plans -- how about a desert series? (note: cacti are new-world plants) That could make for a fun mini-hexcrawl. Or a volcanic wasteland, with pools of lava, maybe geysers, that kind of thing?