April 2017 Challenge: The Eastern Lands of Lyranth

[Mouse]

Shades of turquoise, through green to lime - yet nothing too oversaturated.

You've done a lot of work, and its looking splendid

[ChickPea]

Looking good! I like what you're doing with the insets.

[Ilanthar]

Great, a polar projection! Excellent idea and nice inset, already.

[DanielHasenbos]

That first inset is very nice and the coloring is great. It's developing very nicely (:

[ThomasR]

Nice ! It definitely has a Max's map vibe imo

[Greg]

Shades of turquoise, through green to lime - yet nothing too oversaturated.

You've done a lot of work, and its looking splendid

Looking good! I like what you're doing with the insets.

Great, a polar projection! Excellent idea and nice inset, already.

That first inset is very nice and the coloring is great. It's developing very nicely (:

Thanks guys, I'm pretty pleased with how it's heading!

Nice ! It definitely has a Max's map vibe imo

I'm definitely going to take that as a compliment. Max is always an inspiration in the work he does!

A quick update, with some more fleshed out land and another inset done, though a more illustrationy one this time!

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[Greg]

Well, I may still tweak it again before the end. There certainly are a few things I might try to add if I can. Anyway, here it is, it could be better, it could be worse, but it is what it is.

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Any feedback would be appreciated in this last day or so before the end.

[Mouse]

Its a very attractive map, Greg I really like it.

Are you going to give a simple indication of the regions and major cities - the simple threadlike roads that connect them so that I can get around the place to see all these attractions you've highlighted in those attractive little inset maps?

It seems a bit odd without them.

[Diamond]

I'm with Mouse - just a few labels wouldn't go amiss. It's a gorgeous map, but does feel a bit empty.

[Mouse]

I rather fancy tiny pinpoints of blood to mark the cities (smoothly bevelled pillar box red) to set the green afire (and I mean tiny), with a nicely understated and very subtle road system - possibly paler than the green of the land, though darker than the ice in the south.