WIP: Pyrus (commission, for Shadire)

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I think it is isometric, but, really, I've never applied the rules of perspective very systematically. I tend to just go with instinct. I know that there are a few problems here with the drawing, but once it is in ink, there's no going back. I try to justify it by telling myself that, since medieval cities rarely have right-angled corners, it wouldn't matter too much. Thanks for the feedback; I appreciate it. Being new to the commissioned mapmaking game, I expect there's a lot I could learn from seasoned professionals like you and Arsheesh.

THW

Yes, sorry to haven't point it on an earlier stage. Actually, on an isometric perspective, the vertical lines will be strictly vertical. There's a lot of vertical lines here that are tilted which looks a bit odd and give the perspective a wrong overall feeling. But well, it's still a nice work anyway

[Wingshaw]

Actually, on an isometric perspective, the vertical lines will be strictly vertical. There's a lot of vertical lines here that are tilted which looks a bit odd and give the perspective a wrong overall feeling.

Ah, yes, now I know what you mean. I did intend on keeping lines vertical, but, when drawing freehand, I expect it is inevitable that things will end up wonky. I notice tainotim's hand-drawn maps don't have this issue, though: maybe I should take lessons from him

Wonderful THW! I love it. You really have an eye for unique details. Like the outskirts in the top left part, with the camp and the ruins: or the dried out moat surrounding the town. Also, love that you really managed to maintain the class differences within and outside the town. Can't wait to see this with some color. Was this done on a a3?

Thanks. Yep, A3 (which is probably why it took so long).

THW