Ruins of Kederah

[J.Edward]

Ruins of Kederah

This one comes to you via my Patreon, imaginebetterworlds
which is where it was created and posted back in August of 2018. Thanks to all my patrons, past and present. And even future ones, for that matter.
The ruins are out in a very dry region, several miles from the town of Kehdris. Choose your own adventure

Whether gaming or telling a story, have fun imagining new things.
Have a great week everyone. I've got a busy one ahead of me.
Cheers, J

[Voolf]

I remember seeing this one on the Twitter long time ago. Really nice one John.

[Bogie]

This is very useful, Thanks for sharing John!

[Jaxilon]

I love the way you captured the 3d effect of the walls using shadow and focus. Another great one.

[- JO -]

Magnificent ! I really love the way you manage to render the heights of everything : terrain, walls, trees ! You're a master in a lot of thing, but this is one of your best capacity !

[MistyBeee]

Your volumes in a top-down map are always amazing, but the shadows are there the most impressive in my opinion, as they're such a subtle clue about where are the doors & other openings

[arsheesh]

Yup, I'm with the others, you've managed to really make the stones of the ruins pop out of the page. A very fine piece.

Cheers,
-Arsheesh

[J.Edward]

I remember seeing this one on the Twitter long time ago. Really nice one John.

Thanks Voolf
I think you may be thinking of a different map. Or maybe Thomas shared it.

This is very useful, Thanks for sharing John!

My pleasure, Bogie
There's a lower level too.

I love the way you captured the 3d effect of the walls using shadow and focus. Another great one.

Thanks Jax
Part of why I did this was to experiment with showing changes in wall heights for ruins.

Magnificent ! I really love the way you manage to render the heights of everything : terrain, walls, trees ! You're a master in a lot of thing, but this is one of your best capacity !

Thank you Joel
Studying light and shadow was a big part of some core training stuff I did a number of years back.

Your volumes in a top-down map are always amazing, but the shadows are there the most impressive in my opinion, as they're such a subtle clue about where are the doors & other openings

Thanks Beee
I like working on the shadows. It's what really makes it all work.

Yup, I'm with the others, you've managed to really make the stones of the ruins pop out of the page. A very fine piece.

Cheers,
-Arsheesh

Thanks Arsheesh

[ThomasR]

The shading on this one is exceptionally good !

[J.Edward]

The shading on this one is exceptionally good !

Thanks Thomas