SCREENSHOT SURVIVAL 20XX

Damn, there's some nice stuff being shown in the thread~ I really like the look of those screens, Blind. Sexy stuff. You have a talent of making tiles that come from different games just mesh together well. Though the wooden arch could use a bit more colour contrast to match with the cliffage and trees. Still, hnnnnng~<3

yuna~ Personally I'm not really so big on overlays that are so dark (I'm more for ones like Blind uses which are much more subtle and add touches of atmosphere instead of dosing it up) but I guess it's become something of a signature for your maps. ^.^
That said, you're good at breathing bits of life into your mapping and while there are a few small bits here and there that are a little odd, for the most part it looks great and has a lovely atmosphere. (It's mainly small touches like the dirt floor of the cave opening not connecting to anything or looking like it blends in any way, lack of shadow under the curve of the landbridge where it's still connected to the land, or small pieces of cliff edging missing due to the corner of overlapping cliffs (small edits work wonders for that and makes it look much more polished.) Nothing major, but just small touches that could up the polish of the piece a bit more.)



Craze you've got a few issues with the map, but otherwise it's layout is pretty nice. As mentioned by Corf, the carpet to the right should be rectangular or square. There are also pillar issues with the top of the map, where half-tiles should be overlapping that ground tile (Since those kinds of pillars are actually not pillars but wall releifs, they would not be on top of carpet as the wall foundations are built first. Thus the carpet would look better moved down a tile. It doesn't need to be quite so long - a tile space of floor at either end would help it look better.) I'd also recommend centering the stairs in their respective wall parts, so that it's more symmetrical.

For example: