Tranquillity Pond

[Voolf]

Great advice, Tiana.
I have seen varying results myself on roll20.
Oddly, i did better than patreon on 2 months, but not on the current month.
The more you make, the more you will probably grow on roll20, i suspect.
There are some frustrating limits there, that are not present on patreon.
But there are definitely customers who wouldn't be patreon users.

I actually find making product for roll20 somewhat easier and less stressful.
I think i just like the nature of a product better than the nature of subscription.
Possibly because i have more times of irregularity, which works easier for product.

If you decide to go for it, I would imagine Tiana and I would be willing to offer any helpful insight we've had with the process.

Thank you both very much. I will keep that in mind.
You may be right that doing maps for store may be less stressful as there is no time constraints for new release.
I am no so fast in production and doing my regular job and one map for patron per month is just about the right amount of time i can spend on work without stress.
But when i have also a commission to do things are getting frantic.

I guess i can still focus on patreon and just upload some of the maps i do for it on Roll20.

Great "little" map that proves (once more) than your a great cartographer whatever the scale .

Thank you very much Julien.

[aniraangel]

I really like the map! your attention to detail is great and it looks very much like an illustration of a real place.

[mapmage]

Nice. I like how you combine a DM style with a natural vista.

[Voolf]

I really like the map! your attention to detail is great and it looks very much like an illustration of a real place.

Nice. I like how you combine a DM style with a natural vista.

Thank you both. I am glad you like it.

[Bogie]

Nice, I like the ambush aspect of the stepping stones.