The town of Thammeh (personal project)

[Voolf]

Hi guild,

This may be second to last city/town map I do this year. They are quite exhausting to me.
I promised to myself to do one more Guild city district this year, so i have save the energy for that.

With this project i wanted to add a side view with tunnels to the map, so it can serve as an additional place for exploration.
I like the end result. What do you think?

Cheers
Rafał

[Michi il Disperso]

Wow! That really nice!

Pedantic MODE ON:
If i really have to say something, i could argue that from the waves that seems to clash on the rocks and the shadow of the rock itself (too small if compared to the shadows of the houses) i don't get the feel that it's a suspended rocky spur, wich appear from the side view.
Also (but maybe it's intentional) a little variety in the tunnels would be more realistic
Pedantic MODE OFF

No, really it very nice! Surely better than anything i could ever draw

[Adfor]

I hear you about the town maps wearing you down, it's well worth the effort though, this is gorgeous. Big fan of the side view, should give GM's a lot of material to work with, that subterranean isn't small!

Always enjoy seeing your work, Voolf.

IR

[Corey L LeMoine]

I love it. I appreciate how it is simultaneously detailed and not cluttered.

[J.Edward]

Nicely done, Voolf
City maps are beasts, no doubt.
The bigger they get, the worse the struggle.

[Voolf]

Wow! That really nice!

Pedantic MODE ON:
If i really have to say something, i could argue that from the waves that seems to clash on the rocks and the shadow of the rock itself (too small if compared to the shadows of the houses) i don't get the feel that it's a suspended rocky spur, wich appear from the side view.
Also (but maybe it's intentional) a little variety in the tunnels would be more realistic
Pedantic MODE OFF

No, really it very nice! Surely better than anything i could ever draw

Thank you very much for the comment and some good notes on the shadows and waves. I agree. Those were some of the last things i did and i tend to rush the last thing on the map.
With this one i was particulary in hurry because of a commission pending.
Cheers!

I hear you about the town maps wearing you down, it's well worth the effort though, this is gorgeous. Big fan of the side view, should give GM's a lot of material to work with, that subterranean isn't small!

Always enjoy seeing your work, Voolf.

IR

Thank you very much.

I love it. I appreciate how it is simultaneously detailed and not cluttered.

I sometimes put too much details on a relatively small map, so it's nice to read that this time i could avoid that Thanks.

Nicely done, Voolf
City maps are beasts, no doubt.
The bigger they get, the worse the struggle.

Thank you very much John. Appreciate a nice comment from a master cartographer like you.

[Marc Moureau]

Once again, it's a solid city map !

You always manage to keep things clean and readable between the various districts, and I know the huge amount of work behind such a task...

The side view is a very welcome touch too as it gives a better sense of the rock's shape.

[Voolf]

Once again, it's a solid city map !

You always manage to keep things clean and readable between the various districts, and I know the huge amount of work behind such a task...

The side view is a very welcome touch too as it gives a better sense of the rock's shape.

Thank you very much Marc!

[- JO -]

wow ! what a great job !!!
A very original city, on its rocky peak... and the drawing of the city seen from the side is a great asset for the whole illustration. Very good ideas, reinforced by your talent as a drawer: choice of colors, line, composition, light... as usual, I like everything! And a special mention for the paper facsimile! Very successful!

[Naima]

Very cool city map , I must try ro do a city map too one day!