I'm an artist. I make maps, comics and digital paintings for your TTRPG and novels! #commissionsopen Where can you find me? Discord: Tiana#8437
My art portfolio: https://t.co/dYCRkUh1Al
My Roll20 shop: https://t.co/TgHJZFwpuj
My Cartography Assets: https://t.co/dJVBBT9AGl
@Bad_Toad_Games I mean, to be fair, I knew about some of these... the reality is I just have so many that are going on and so little time to spend on website maintenance lol.
That face when you make a spreadsheet to organize a list of all the maps in your portfolio and discover that you forgot to put the map you made for freaking MAGE ERRANT in it omfg. (along with like at least 150 other commissions...)
Must've been pretty early on in my water spilling out into the sea phase too, come to think, although I believe Kethos was the first map I did that on... ugh, if I could redo Ithos today, those mountains would be on the chopping block though. I don't love my early ridgeline work.
Ithos ended up being a game changer in how I handled hill/desert terrain. It might not look like much compared to some of the other cool things on it, but it was the first time I handled desert that way. You'll see this kind of rolling hill treatment in a lot of my later work.
You know, it's only this map, which redefined how I did hills and desert ever after. The only print I've ever sold to random people (granted mostly this is because I don't have prints available for the most part).
@brclothwrites You don't. You just learn to love them differently. Maybe fill in some of the space left by them with something new. Make new friends, try a new hobby. The love was there, you can't really erase that it was, only keep moving forward into what is.
Be sure to sign up for pre launch updates on Outside the Wire's kickstarter, coming in September. I've done a lot of work for this military sandbox RPG and hoping to see it succeed! https://t.co/UfD0qlklwu
Look at this COASTLINE MAGIC Josh has made for those of you who use Photoshop for your cartography! BEHOLD IT. This would have saved me so many hours back when I used to used Adobe. Is it tempting to go back to try this? Maybe.
Itโs here! When Iโm drawing a map, I want to be thinking about kingdoms, stories, and adventures.
Not spending hours drawing thousands of tiny hatching lines. Thatโs why I built the Pendragon Coastliner.
Draw detailed fantasy coastlines in Photoshop with a single stroke.
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