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World of Elthyrra
Hi Everyone Just thought I'd post my latest map for you all to take a look at.
Description This piece was done for an author who will be publishing sometime later. They wanted me to change the names till such time as they published. The author's names were cooler than mine. They were more Lovecraftian in nature. I am going to enjoy reading their books once they come out. There are to be 3 and the map has elements that change over the course of those 3 books. I am just showing map 1 here, so as not to ruin any story progress. I'll share the actual map once the author publishes. The sketch provided to me by the author was really cool. I felt like the author could easily have used their own map, but I'm glad they worked with me on this. It was loads of fun. Hopefully we'll work together again. Have a great week everyone. Cheers, J Other bits...
If you want the coastlines to look like they’re popping off the page, then adding some cliffs is a great way to do it. Fortunately, it’s pretty easy to do and it will instantly make your map look much more professional. In this Map Tip, you will learn some simple techniques to help your maps stand out from the crowd, so let's start mapping!
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Sometimes it's the little tips that make the biggest difference. Whether you're creating maps for a novel or a rpg, this collection of simple tips will help you create more professional and believable maps for your story!
Stippling is a powerful and yet simple technique you can use to give your dungeon maps a lot of depth. If you enjoy the classic pen & ink look, then this technique is for you. In this guest tutorial, Fred (Whiskey_n_Ink) will walk you through how you can use stippling to add dimension to your dungeon maps!
There are so many ways you can utilize marshes in your worldbuilding and storytelling. They can be a place of great abundance and biodiversity, or they can be somewhere filled with foreboding and danger. Either way, it’s important to understand how they actually form in order to place them on your map.
Time to start taking some of this theory to a more practical level. These are just a few starting ideas for geomorph application...ther...
In this tutorial I want to show you how to give your oceans & seas a little more character. Not only will you get a nice painterly texture, but this method is also a great way to hint at the topography just below the water’s surface.
Another practice map that I did yesterday. Rarely, close to never, use this perspective. It was fun! Drawn with fineliners on a a4, and then labeled in ... Practice map 2017: Stonewall
Grasslands are a great way to bring interest to the “blank” areas of your fantasy map. But, you don’t want it to feel too chaotic by drawing every single blade of grass. Here are 2 easy ways you can draw grasslands yourself!
One mistake people often make when drawing maps is they make their borders look like a geometric grid. In reality, this reflects a relatively modern way of thinking. If you were on the ground and the best you could do was climb a mountain to get a read on the land, then how would you divide up borders?
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There are many ways you can draw mountains on a fantasy map, but this method will walk you through how to use a traditional stippling technique which brings a bit of a Victorian aesthetic to your modern fantasy cartography.
Rivers have to be the most common thing for new map makers to get wrong; and even seasoned cartographers may have some of these mistakes sneak up on them if they’re not careful. But, having an awareness of some of the most common issues that come up when it comes to river placement will go a long way in making your maps and worlds more believable.
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