Splinterlands Free To Use Land Dividers

A few months ago, I wrote a post compiling a list of Conclave Arcana assets that I modified using Photoshop, such as wallpapers and dividers, which can be used by anyone writing Splinterlands content on Hive to improve their blog. Since then, I continue to add updates that post almost on a weekly basis whenever I come up with new images. Well, it wasn't as if I was doing it for nothing. Most of the time, I use them in my Splinterlands blog, so what I'm really doing is just using that one post as an image storage, so that I do not need to worry even if my desktop files get corrupted or I accidentally delete the images. At the same time, I'm just glad that people are using the things that I made.

At some point, I was also planning to make land dividers and other assets since I am also planning to dive in the land gameplay, which is why I've got the land footer within the Conclave Arcana assets that I modified, but just doesn't have the drive to do it until a few days ago, when I got a request to make some land dividers. And now, here I am sharing for everyone these land dividers that I think turn out decently, so that anyone who will make a land post this week can start to use them. I also share some of the process on how I made them.

Divider 1:

Making the first divider is quite simple. First, I upload the land image icon and place it in the center, followed by the resources that can be acquired in it, then line them together.

After that, I make 3 more copies of those and line them as well with the land icon at the center to have the first divider.

Divider 2:

Although it also looks simple, the next divider takes the most work to make. First, I start by removing the background and dividing the different territories in Praetoria.

Then, in a separate tab, I put a rounded rectangle shape with only the black borders, which will serve as the container for the divider.

Following that, I placed each of the territories one by one to fill the rectangle.

After arranging the territories properly, I then proceed with removing the parts that are outside the rectangle.

Finally, I wrote Praetoria in the middle and added some blend modes to the text to make it semi-transparent but also still readable.

Divider 3:

For the last divider, I added some moving animations and made different varieties since the process is the same for each one. First, I uploaded the grains icon in Photoshop and made multiple copies of it to form a line. After half of the area was occupied, I made copies of those for the other side but facing in the reverse direction.

In a separate tab, I got the Vruz loading Gif file which I will add in the middle of the grains but first, I will need to remove the dark background.

After that, I placed the image in the middle of the grain, but even if I copy the image, I can't copy the animation, so I need to redo the animation time for each image before saving it again as a Gif file. I did the same process when adding the grain for the research and the wood. For the stone, iron, and aura divider, same process with the grain then I just replaced Vruz with the land loading animation, but just rotating in reverse.