I am looking for a set of 8 stylized floating terrain islands designed in a block-based cubic style, inspired by JRPG end-dungeon environments. A good visual reference for the overall feel of the terrain is shown in this video: https://www.youtube.com/live/3-IHskY9Qz4?si=HGT9AcZYdH0EUctb&t=259� The islands should be built from clearly visible stone cubes, forming a geometric structure rather than smooth or organic rock. The cubes should remain readable as individual blocks instead of blending together into a single surface. Island Set The terrain set consists of: 2 small islands – approximately from 2x2 to 4 × 4 inches 4 medium islands – approximatelyfrom 4x3 to 6 × 6 inches 2 large islands – approximately from 6x6 9 × 9 inches Each island should have a mostly flat playable surface, but the surface cubes should vary slightly in height to make the terrain look natural and uneven. Some cubes can be slightly raised or lowered, while still leaving enough flat space for tabletop miniatures. Cube Structure The terrain is constructed primarily from 0.5 to 1 inch cubes. These cubes can vary slightly in height placement and occasionally be grouped to form larger blocks. Some cubes may also be: slightly tilted or rotated for visual variation partially embedded or overlapping with other cubes missing on the outer edges to create broken silhouettes However, the cubes should still appear as clear geometric blocks, not eroded stones. Floating Island Shape The islands should look like broken fragments of cubic architecture. The outer edges should feel irregular and fractured, avoiding perfectly square shapes. The underside should taper downward into clusters of cubes, giving the impression of a floating island rather than a solid block or pyramid. 3D Printing Consideration The terrain is intended for 3D printing, so each island should be designed as two separate parts: Top half – containing the playable surface and upper structure Bottom half – containing the hanging cube underside The two parts should meet at a flat horizontal split, allowing both halves to be printed flat on the build plate without supports.