Kaldar Foss Commission

[arsheesh]

Wow, impressive ! The color palette is very well chosen, and the lineart/shading is (as usual) great.
I bet the south is on top, considering the melted snow on the roofs .

Thank you Ilanthar. As to the cardinal direction, very clever but I'm afraid the explanation is much simpler. For simplicity sake I decided to keep the angle of lighting on all three city maps for Lyons Den Studios the same. So the top portion of the map is north facing. I had considered changing this to reflect the position of the city in the north and then thought, "Nah, it's fine".

I have seen your pictures from this on instagram and I loved it from the start. Great work!

Cheers,
Karl

Thanks very much Karl, much appreciated.

I like the attention to the light source. Adds to the realism

Thank you.

It came out pretty good and looks clean.

Thanks.

It's a beaut. The cliffs are wonderful. And the colours are just perfectly suited.

Edit: Apparently I can't rep you, clearly I don't spread it around enough

Thanks, and no worries, I appreciate the kind feedback.

Love the way you've done the snow and ice on this.

Thanks, I really enjoyed painting the snow, it was lots of fun.

I can really imagine this place, love the art style.

I'm glad to here it, thank you.

This is absolutely beautiful! I love the colors, snow is something I have a hard time with so I find this very amazing!

Much appreciated. Snow can be challenging for sure. This is the second town map I've done in a snowy environment and I learned a bunch from my first time around.

So basically, you just redrew my art and get all the internet approval credit for it and no one even knows that I designed that underlying city. Maybe you didn't even know. Great.

Hi Tiana. When I was commissioned to do this piece Brian did mention that I would be redrawing a previously commissioned town map in a top-down perspective. He showed me your map for reference, along with other commissioned art of the city. I did not make the connection that you were in fact the artist who had made the initial map. Had I known, I would have reached out to you in advance to let you know that I would be posting this here and would have credited you as the artist that created the reference map.

As it stood, I did not feel the need to mention that this map drew from previously commissioned reference material since, well, the majority of projects I've worked on have been based on some form of reference material. I am however sorry for having stepped on your toes by posting this without attribution. I can certainly see how that might be upsetting. I will go ahead and Edit the original post to include this information. If you like, I can also post an image of the map you created as well. Let me know.

Thanks everyone for all the wonderful feedback.

Cheers,
-Arsheesh