Looking for good hand-drawn shaded relief guides/tutorials or tips

[Maravone]

Currently working on a map where I intend to use shaded-relief. Its an hand-drawn map, and I plan on colouring it, simultaneously using colouring for the relief and general land climate, in an otherwise classical atlas map.

Problem is, I dont have a lot of experience working with shaded-relief, and would love for good guides on achieving this. I've been trawling the forums here for one, but I haven't been very sucessful. Could find very nice examples on the internet, at least shadedrelief website, but thats it.
Can anyone point me out to anything? Or have some tips?

[waldronate]

See http://www.shadedrelief.com/ and http://www.reliefshading.com/ for good examples and discussions.

[Rwhyte]

This link is included within the links above, which are great resources, http://www.shadedreliefarchive.com/, a good quick reference for scanned, manually shaded maps.

For a step-by-step process (in timelapse!), check out creating a hand-drawn shaded relief. Though, they are using an existing hillshade for reference. A follow-up post includes notes on using color. May be helpful

The artist also gave a talk about the color shaded relief process at NACIS 2019 (lots of other interesting talks there as well): https://youtu.be/A9rxd-FDx9E

[Maravone]

This link is included within the links above, which are great resources, http://www.shadedreliefarchive.com/, a good quick reference for scanned, manually shaded maps.

For a step-by-step process (in timelapse!), check out creating a hand-drawn shaded relief. Though, they are using an existing hillshade for reference. A follow-up post includes notes on using color. May be helpful

The artist also gave a talk about the color shaded relief process at NACIS 2019 (lots of other interesting talks there as well): https://youtu.be/A9rxd-FDx9E

Thank you! Those two later links are exactly the kind of stuff I was looking for! Really points out the specifities of technique used there. The other links I did already knew, though I'm also currently trawling through them again.