T-Bone Maps

Prommel's Apartment

My second survival map for Left 4 Dead 2. It was inspired by a picture I had seen of a friend's apartment littered with trash. After seeing that, and hearing more stories about the filthiness of that apartment, some other friends joked that that should be my next map. Now, I still have never seen the rest of the apartment. All I had was one photo of one corner of a kitchen. So I had to extrapolate. I made a simple, typical apartment and dirtied it up. But that was, of course, way too small an environment for a game. I needed something outside it, but figured putting it in a regular old apartment building would be boring. Eventually I landed on the idea that the inside and the outside could be two different worlds. So Prommel's apartment sits inside a dilapidated shack on a small hill in some sort of nightmarish hellscape. It is very bi-chromatic but the low ambient light against the bright red background makes for great silhouettes.

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Toni Braxton. Don't judge.

Red and black.

Black and red.

Red and black.

Black and red.

In this shot there is some - no, still red and black.

No Longer Home

This is my first Left 4 Dead 2 map and features the survival gametype. I had wanted to make a map for some time but never had an idea that really motivated me. Then one night I had a dream of a tank chasing me down the side of my old house and it seemed like fun so I knew I had to make it. And what better way to learn the tools than by building something familiar? And then bringing the apocalypse.

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Dufresne

Dufresne is my second Call of Duty map. A simple French-sytle ville in the countryside. It's definitely an improvement visually over Townville, as I had become a lot better with the tools, and started using photo references. The design (for objective play) was to cut a diagonal through the town, so you could either go through the houses and yards on one side or the open field on the other.

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