Hey, it’s been awhile. I’ll probably have a more robust update soon, but until then enjoy a new map I’ve made. This is my first foray into digital illustration and painting, so I hope you enjoy it.
Part 2 of this series on isometric dioramas brings us to two vastly ancient locations that may hold equally ancient secrets.
Continue reading “Isometric Dioramas, Part 2”Talking with a few folks recently about Isometric maps reminded me of my first ever attempt, this Shrine of St. Sabella. I decided now would be a good time to share it on my website, as I’ve only ever posted it once on twitter before.
Continue reading “The Shrine of St. Sabella”Today I have for you two free maps!
Both of these maps have something in common. Mainly that I am not exactly happy with how either of them have turned out, but also that both of them have taught me valuable lessons.
Hello! Today’s tuesday update is a free map: Nancy’s Temple!
This map was actually an idea thought up by my wife, Nancy. She gave me a description of an underground temple, perhaps reached by going through a trapdoor in a witch’s cottage, in which rooms came off a large courtyard area that looked a little like a church window.
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Everything in this post has been added to the Illustration Gallery and the Map Gallery.
Firstly we got here a cozy little cottage, and a key that I quite like.
Today is Tuesday, which means: maps! Lots of stuff today folks, so check them out.
Our new public map today is an updated version of an older map I did for Inktober. This is a set of tombs in a canyon, somewhere in an arid rocky waste. Notably, this map lacks a grid, which isn’t common among my work.
