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)?
Awesome!! I'd give you more rep but I gotta spread it around
Wow
Blown away. Thank you this is breathtaking.
Damn. I think you sir may be in store for another featured map award.
Cheers,
-Arsheesh
Wow!! This is the most inspiring work I've seen in a good while! If you color it like Val Nevan (one of my favorites ever), my monitor will probably just explode in excitement! Can't wait to see it finished!
Last edited by dasneviano; 01-31-2013 at 10:51 PM. Reason: typo
Spectacular.
Latest versions.
I'm having some trouble with the colour of the walls. It's used to be more yellowish, but it was either too overpowering (if warm), or too much like vanilla pudding (if cool). I changed it something grey, but now it looks drab.
Any suggestions?
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Last edited by Blaidd Drwg; 02-04-2013 at 09:11 AM.
I like the gray walls better, but I'm interested in how some of the suggestions would alter the color. Awesome work! This is probably an inappropriate thing to ask in a thread (or maybe at all), but do you take commissions?
Chris
I advice you just leave the sepia colour! Don't use any unnatural colours like red, blue, green. They make your art plastic and false. If you just make it sepia brown - you'll see - the effect will be stunning!!
I disagree with this. Red, blue , green, unnatural colours? well, go outside and look around youOriginally Posted by rotti
I know others have beaten me to it but... Those are the most common pigments! The style of map this emulates uses just those sorts of colours!
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