Harun Bridge and The Sands Road - fantasy commission

[- Max -]

Hi everyone,

This was a commission for a rpg, started at the beginning of the year. Unfortunately, it seems abandoned and I've never heard for the client from months now so I figured I would just throw it in there (just names are changed). The two maps aren't related to each other.

Hope you'll like it. As usual, feel free to rate, rep or run away

© M.PLASSE 2015

Harun Bridge.jpg The Sands Road.jpg

[Barek333]

Ah Max you are just awesome. I could stare at your maps for days

[Sapiento]

Wonderful, Max. A shame that the client went silent.

[Bogie]

Great maps! It is crappy when the client abandons you with no explanation.

[Domino44]

I am not an rpg gamer but if I could play rpg with those maps I would! Always fantastic work!

[Larb]

It's a shame the client abandoned them. I particularly like the Harun Bridge one.

[dblambo03]

Awesome work! Thanks for sharing so much of your work Max. It's truly inspiring and has led me to try and create my own maps!

[- Max -]

Thanks All. Fortunately commissions abandon barely happens so far so that's not such a big deal

[snodsy]

Beautiful as always. Couple comments, although these are probably filed away now. The legend from the RUINS of HARUN BRIDGE - could you flush right the numbers so the names align flush left for numbers 10, 11, 12.

Why underlined text on the Sands Road? The text is already larger, does it need a second distinction? Just my thoughts.

[- Max -]

Thanks Ilanthar and Snodsy!

Beautiful as always. Couple comments, although these are probably filed away now. The legend from the RUINS of HARUN BRIDGE - could you flush right the numbers so the names align flush left for numbers 10, 11, 12.

Why underlined text on the Sands Road? The text is already larger, does it need a second distinction? Just my thoughts.

Numbers in Ruins of Harun Bridge legend are actually left aligned, I prefer it like that. The underlined texts are also a matter of taste I guess, it doesn't bother me that much, maps often offer two levels of distinction for locations (bigger text with different colors for instance).