EurasiaChess Shogi Graphics

by Emmanuel Baud

Here are two graphics, mainly for use with with Zillions of Games. They may also be put to other non-commericial, Chess variant related uses. If you use any of these graphics, the artist expect you to credit them for their artwork. A link to this page will also be appreciated. Different artists may have their own conditions of use, and you should agree to these conditions before using their artwork. If you want to use any of these graphics commercially, you must contact the artist for his permission.

I designed these shogi Chess pieces "EurasiaChess-White" mainly on my own. These shogi token have both quite usual chess symbols and simplified kanji representation, in order to make it easier the learning of kanji and reading of kifu files.
Promoted pieces get Gold color (and it's also OK on Black&White device).
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I designed these shogi Chess pieces "EurasiaChess-Color" mainly on my own. These shogi token have both quite usual chess symbols and simplified kanji representation, in order to make it easier the learning of kanji and reading of kifu files.
In this version, each player have a specific color (Blue for Black, and Red for White), in order to differentiate easily the tokens. Contrary to "EurasiaChess-White", this set is only for computer-based games (as captured pieces keep their color).
Promoted pieces get Gold color or lighter Blue color.
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Created on: October 22, 2007. Last modified on: October 22, 2007.

EurasiaChess Shogi Graphics

by Emmanuel Baud

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