Ilanthar's tests & sketches

[Falconius]

@Falconius : Thanks ! It's supposed to be a good old stone one... Should I reduced the space? Not a specialist here, but I see what you mean. Plus, it's supposed to be a sort of altitude bridge, with pillars on elevated rocks.

It would appear more realistic I think. I wouldn't worry about the altitude part, people are very used to seeing gravity-defying incredible bridges thanks to modern engineering.

[Ilanthar]

Thanks for the help, Falconius.
I did a bit more.

What do you think of the bridge now?

[Galendae]

The bridge looks great!

[Ilanthar]

Thanks, Galendae!

I'm currently (also) working on the Celestial Shipyard of Argona.
And I'm discovering a different kind of being "tired about windows"

[J.Edward]

Oooh, I like that logo
And that color scheme too.

[MistyBeee]

Windows... the forests of architecture ? ^^
Good job as always : it's always a pleasure to watch your unique buildings

[Ilanthar]

@J.Edward : yup, I'm keeping that color scheme for harmony.
@MistyBeee : héhé, yup, also true.

Thanks to both of you!

It's done now. I needed 2 pages. I'll post it at the guild later.
Here are some parts of it plus the front view.

[rdanhenry]

Hey, at least you don't have to wash all those windows.

[Pomb]

Wow that's clean, the building comes with a window washing crew I'm sure. I like it!

[Ilanthar]

Thanks Rdanhenry and Pomb !
There are a bit less windows on the other sides of the shipyard .

On a different subject. I'm testing something on a city map... But time is a constraint and the city big. So... I did without any template or respect to perspective.

Do you think it looks fine anyway, for a medieval city map?
Or is it just wrong and a geometry heresy?