Reply With QuoteWhat a success this desert is! As you say, it's not easy to fill an empty space, but here it's a real success: the dunes are particularly well rendered. And the snakes are scary as hell! Bravo !
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This one was drawn for a private RPG party. It is part of a world where several comets hit the land and magically modified the aquifers, hence thee several oases in the (large) desert area. The larger crater is partially visible in the top left corner.
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It is home of two main populations : nomadic tribes of the desert and a naga kingdom. I tried to convey those two cultural influences in the border and compass. About the compass, the enameled look of the snakes was fun to draw. Working on a map that is mainly desert is not an easy task but it is not my first rodeo so, I tried to balance empty and interesting. Hope I managed
I also hope you like it
Cheers !
Thomas
PS : drawing a map without labels was definitely not something I disliked
What a success this desert is! As you say, it's not easy to fill an empty space, but here it's a real success: the dunes are particularly well rendered. And the snakes are scary as hell! Bravo !
I love those sweeping sand dunes! And the snakes! What must have been quite a tricky commission turned out beautifully.
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I especially love the compass and you've outdone yourself on the desert!
Glad you think so JoëlOriginally Posted by - JO -
Variation is the key to that dull space. And glad the scalies gives you the shivers, they did their job !
Thanks Ruby
Merci JulienI especially love the compass and you've outdone yourself on the desert
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