Star Wars Various Maps

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If there's a seam I am not noticing it. The colors are fine to me. You would get more of the 'computer screen glow' if you did it digitally as 'overlay' rather than watercolor, that might be what's throwing you off, the expectation of the luminescence that's not going to be present in the gentler media? This one is really scratching my 'Star Wars' itch though, that bay of x-wings is delightful.

It was split right through the middle of the mountain portion. I may be a bit of a masochist but I'm glad that it worked out fairly well. I'll definitely have to try using an overlay as opposed to the water color.

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Today's latest. A last minute addition to the next game.

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So with so much downtime between the last game and the next one coming up I've managed to work on a different campaign. Hopefully the Star Wars game gets back on track for a more regular schedule but in the meantime I'm still making content.

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I changed the way I'm handling my shadow layer and the lag issues with photoshop have stopped!

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The next game is set on Nar Shaddaa so I'm working on a more industrial ecumenopolis feel to the maps that I'm drawing. I've got about 8 maps to draw. One is inked and hasn't been colored yet but the others will be along hopefully in short order.

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Here's a sketch for a Battle Map for the "streets"

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Here's the map colored in. I'm still playing with making soooooo many lights. I like this effect better than I did on the previous ones.

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And another one... Still gearing up for the next game and this is my first attempt at a multi-tiered combat map. I've inverted the shading that I use for walls and cliffs to see if it works a little bit better.

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Here's the latest a chemical Lab on Nar Shaddaa

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A multi layered map, My first it took a fair bit more planning that I had anticipated.