Reply With QuoteCan I just sit and watch over your shoulder? I'll pay! These step by step processes are really inspiring and helpful, thanks so much for sharing your talents. Seeing a master at work is really helpful, I want to skip work today and do a map.
Outlining work sample on a commission (I previously posted a sketch above ) :
A couple of mountains and forests on another commission :
And a 7 steps process on how drawing a colored parchment. Not specifically a mapping element but it can be used as a title/key/informations frame. I've drawn this one for the Deeps of Khor
Last edited by - Max -; 09-23-2014 at 04:37 AM.
Can I just sit and watch over your shoulder? I'll pay! These step by step processes are really inspiring and helpful, thanks so much for sharing your talents. Seeing a master at work is really helpful, I want to skip work today and do a map.
Sure Snosdy, take a seat, there's some chips and cookies right thereThanks by the way ! Here's some current experimenting with some isometric hand-drawn modular dungeon (no colors, just outlined elemetns at the moment) :
Reminds me deeply of Hirst Arts blocks, only in drawn form. It's pretty neat.
Thanks Falconius. here's some small samples of the tweaked and colored version of the iso dungeon.
Wow, Max. The iso dungeon is looking fantastic! Will we see the final color version?
The final color version will probably be available to purchase soon, along with other isometric dungeons maps
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And here's another isometric dungeon map with this kind of modular material :
Some coloring work:
And iso linework for some building maps :
You put so many details in those buildings! The bridge is just awesome.
