Reply With QuoteAs I said on FB : your ability to build a drawing with different elements wiht different perspective is just amazing ! Congratulations !
Journey of the Sarune [intro]
Yay, finally done with this piece.
It was taking a long time.
It started out as an experiment that became a patreon project.
It grew into 2 pages, from just 1, then grew on into a bigger story.
Now it's going to be visiting some destinations and exploring some locations along the way.
I posted the story over on my blog, www.doorsofdream.com
The specific location - https://www.doorsofdream.com/2019/08...une-intro.html
It has started out as a sort of archaeology adventure, cus I loved Indiana Jones movies.
It's going to delve into some ancient history,as well as some fun surprises.
I already have a dungeon map started and there's plenty more to come.
It will also relate back to some other cool things I have in the work, like my first globe.
Anyways, enjoy . Cheers, J
Have a great week everyone.
And a big thanks to my patrons.
Oh, I've done some other archaeological related maps before.
I'm slowly working on a style, but it's slow to form... like history itself.
Tualth Baerged was the first. Ahr-Nahl Nramaha was the second.
And there is a strong possibility that these two locations might relate to our journey....
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As I said on FB : your ability to build a drawing with different elements wiht different perspective is just amazing ! Congratulations !
Gorgeous linework, as always.
What a fantastic piece of work. Very cool and really inspiring.
Yup. Love everything about that.
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Holy smokes! This is next level awesomeness!
I'm pretty sure you already know how in love I am with this one. Every single part of it is perfect, and the combination of all elements is magical. As we can expect from G.
First let me say thanks for the rep and comments.
Thanks JoelOriginally Posted by - JO -
It isn't always as easy as it might seem to figure out those views.
It depends which view I drew first, sometimes.
Thank you Kell
Thanks Hardacre
Thank you KMA
Thanks Jerron
I did push my limits on some of this.
hehe. thank you BeeeI'm pretty sure you already know how in love I am with this one. Every single part of it is perfect, and the combination of all elements is magical. As we can expect from G.
It just occurred to me that I might be able to bring some of that globe action to someone's map soon.
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This is cool and the first I heard of this project you are doing so now I'm going to go click on those links above. Thanks for the awesomeness. Someday I hope to build stories myself but you are way ahead of me.
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Amazing work J! I love the feeling from the parchment and textures!
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