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Awesome job on this. I look forward to seeing it completed keep up the good work. Looks like it took some patience.
Wow. Reminds me of David Macaulay. I smell Featured Map!
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Awesome job on this. I look forward to seeing it completed keep up the good work. Looks like it took some patience.
“When it’s over and you look in the mirror, did you do the best that you were capable of? If so, the score does not matter. But if you find that you did your best you were capable of, you will find it to your liking.” -John Wooden
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The first thing i have to say is "Wow"!
I've rarely seen a such detailed city on several levels with such perfect uniformity! I try to draw like that for more than three months but all i can produce is crap!
My deepest respect for that wonderful peace of art!
this really is shaping up to be a gorgeous map. I've been wanting to try my hand at something like this for ages now, though always get discouraged - it seems like so much hard work!
how do you plan on colouring it (if at all) and if So, in what style?
WIP
Time to add some colour
@Vorropohaiah: yes, I'm going to colour it. Roughly the same style as with Val Nevan, I think, but I'm not sure yet.
@Jordan: just keep at it! And don't rush anythingDid you post any of your work on this forum?
That's really glorious! Create a dozen more, add a few thousand words of history to each one, maybe some filler pictures, and you've got yourself a lovely book you can publish through createspace or Lulu.
Amazing stuff, really. I have to try something like this (albeit much worse!)
Awesome city, really!
That is a fantastic map! Looking forward to see it coloured.
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Oh, Blaidd Drwg!
Your ideas are a flowery meadow full of butterflies.
Your pencil is the sledge of map forging.
Your colors shall be the vision of cartographer's paradise.
Awesome!! I'd give you more rep but I gotta spread it aroundthis will look mighty fine once you start putting the color to it for sure. So how's the color gonna work, you using hardware (ink / paint / etc) or software (PS / Gimp)?
