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Great job, even without colours....seems very inspiring to colour it up though
gorgeousthough the text looks somewhat wobbly
Great job, even without colours....seems very inspiring to colour it up though
Wonderful stuff! Absolutely gorgeous.
Not sure if it bothers you or not but there is a tree located at no. 7 where you can see the wall through it. Also, I may be reading it wrong but there is a diagonal line that doesn't look like it's supposed to be there just up and to the right of no. 18 going through the aquaduct. Nitpickers ahoy!
Royal: I'm very sorry for your loss, your mother was a terribly attractive woman.
My Cartographer's Guild maps: Finished Maps
More maps viewable at my DeviantArt page: Ramah-Palmer DeviantArt
This map is awesome!
Beautiful!
Gorgeous! Though I admit to finding the plain version even better than the coloured one! Have a bunny star!
It does, doesn't it? My dip pen decided to go blotty on me when I started writing and couldn't seem to clean it well enough. I've replaced the writing now with something digital. Looks better, I think, even though the kerning is a bit off at times.Originally Posted by vorropohaiah
gorgeous
Haha, nice how people look that closely.Yes, they did bother me. They're gone now. As are a few others you didn't find. Thanks
Anyways, it's done! I decided against colouring it, in the end. It didn't work. I think that's because the walls are the most common element in the drawing (as opposed to the red roofs and green fields in Val Nevan) and the yellow/grey makes the map look kind of boring and drab. I might one day find a better way of colouring it, but I'm calling it a day now.
Thanks again for all your thoughts, input and support. You've been a great help!
This font is kinda overused but well it fits the map
True. I've been looking for something else, but I can't seem to find one I like. That's why I tried to do the lettering myself, first.
You're looking for a handwriting one right? around which century style?
