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    Been away from the boards for a while. I decided I wanted to doodle out the local town-base that I am using for a Tunnels and Trolls game.

    Trying to make it cartoonish by a bit but having trouble deciding on my pencil marks, particularly with the waterfall. I did it on watercolor paper with the intent to ink and watercolor it but the straight pencil looks good.
    Should I color it?

    Attached is a small completed region map done on same paper.

    Tools: HB Pencil & cheap Japanese WC paper. (which is thin but nice.)
    Rapidograph ink and cheap watercolor on the region map.
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    I like it. Before painting it I'd scan it in and faux paint it first just to get an idea if you want to actually do the painting.
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    Good idea, although I think the computer coloring might be a bit time consuming. I might scan it in it's finished pencil state and go forward with the ink and watercolor so I can technically have it both ways.

    I am trying to focus on my speed for playability. I am trying to work on coming up with play material on the fly with a bit of prettiness without making each thing a major project. (I guess I should have remembered that once I started doing my pencil practice on the thing. Too neat and cute now.)

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    Looks good. I love a good handrawn map!
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    So I guess I spent too much time penciling anyway. It seems my quick project took a pig's share of time.

    I will leave it as-is and then do some digital coloring on the scan with some watercolor type coloring. It takes a bit to get used to the level of darkness for the graphite when you up the levels on the contrast to get a good black line.

    I used a plain old number two pencil on textured watercolor paper.


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    Looks very good at the moment. I'm curious to see this coloured.

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    looks great, especially the town drawing. My only minor complaint is the regional map could use a 'bit' more weaving to the roads/paths.
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    I like it..wish I could draw half as well. Love the name 'Pigdivot' as well, gave a bit of a chuckle
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    Pigdivot. That'd be a perfect stoutling village to toss into The Boroughs on the CWBP. Just sayin'...

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    Quote Originally Posted by jfrazierjr View Post
    My only minor complaint is the regional map could use a 'bit' more weaving to the roads/paths.
    I see what you mean. I actually have a hexmap with the region depicted and I made this hand-drawn one to be more of an abstract map like you would find at an inn but I see what you mean about the roads being too straight.

    I like it..wish I could draw half as well. Love the name 'Pigdivot' as well, gave a bit of a chuckle
    Yes I was going to have each of the family surnames in the town be slightly related to pigs: Tusk, Hamhock, Jowlwiggle, Bristlecurl.

    I also put a brass hog statue in the towns center.

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