Urrath, West of the Sands

[ThomasR]

That is so cool for you, congrats! And that map is a really excellent book map.

Thanks a lot Falconius

Great map, Thomas. It'll look fantastic in the book (and the book sounds great too!) Congrats on the commission.

PS fixed the title for you.

Many thanks Lady Pea !

Simple and attractive, I love it. The title looks a bit too clear to me, it could maybe use a bit blurring to blend into the backround more, but that is honestly the only thing I can nitpick about this. Amazing work!

Edit: Can't rep you right now, sorry...

Thanks Kelleri and you're right, when I look back at it, a slight touch of grey would have helped make it pop more. No worries about the rep, the trunks are full these days.

Congratulations Thomas. What a great map to make your published debut with. I'm quite intrigued about the book. Some of the place names in the map conjure up in my mind a land that wouldn't seem alien around Persia and India.

Thanks Straf You're right about the cultural influence, Persia and India are part of the mix.

Congratulations on that commission Thom. Well executed map for a book. It does seem interesting, i should add it to my to read list .

Thanks Rafal

[DanielHasenbos]

Very nice map Thomas! And great that you can finally show it! I've still got some maps from summer 2016 (!) that I have to wait to finally share D:

It's nice how you've done the terrain, only drawing where it's necessary,but what I really like is the way you've done the woodland with those tiny trees. Don't know why, but that bit just looks very nice to me (:

[FrancescaBaerald]

Congratulations for your first published map! You've done a great job.

[Abu Lafia]

Congratulations on the publication and a beautiful b/w map Thomas! Make sure to share a picture of the printed version. It's always fascinating to see them in contrast. Looking forward to see more of the works you weren't allowed to share yet!

[Diamond]

Congrats and nice job, Thomas! I love settings like this, and Redick's other series, Chathrand Voyage, was freaking amazing, so I'll for sure buy this one.

[Tonquani]

Congratulations Thomas, really awesome map. I am always drawn to the simplicity of a plain black and white map. You've really got all of the individual elements to match perfectly! Have some rep!

Edit: Aargh, it won't let me just yet, but I'll be back with it...

[arsheesh]

Congrats Thomas, and a fine looking piece! I dig that canyon.

Cheers,
-Arsheesh

[ThomasR]

Very nice map Thomas! And great that you can finally show it! I've still got some maps from summer 2016 (!) that I have to wait to finally share D:

It's nice how you've done the terrain, only drawing where it's necessary,but what I really like is the way you've done the woodland with those tiny trees. Don't know why, but that bit just looks very nice to me (:

Thanks Daniel Holding back on showing your work can be pretty frustrating at times. The forested land is the only glimmer of hope in this burning hell, maybe

Congratulations for your first published map! You've done a great job.

Grazie Signora

Congratulations on the publication and a beautiful b/w map Thomas! Make sure to share a picture of the printed version. It's always fascinating to see them in contrast. Looking forward to see more of the works you weren't allowed to share yet!

Thanks a lot Martin I'll make sur I do post the picture. About the unshowed yet maps, I guess you've already seen them (scandinavian setting)

Congrats and nice job, Thomas! I love settings like this, and Redick's other series, Chathrand Voyage, was freaking amazing, so I'll for sure buy this one.

Thanks D. I hope the map will help the immersion in the story, you'll tell me.

Congratulations Thomas, really awesome map. I am always drawn to the simplicity of a plain black and white map. You've really got all of the individual elements to match perfectly! Have some rep!

Edit: Aargh, it won't let me just yet, but I'll be back with it...

Thanks Tonquani

Congrats Thomas, and a fine looking piece! I dig that canyon.

Cheers,
-Arsheesh

Thanks Tad, and what a great choice of word

[Diamond]

Just got the book in the mail today, and the map looks FANTASTIC. Nice and legible and detailed, just how I like 'em. I've got maybe half a dozen books ahead of it in my queue, but I may skip down to it first...

[Wired]

That spear really gives this map that little extra something!

Sorry, can't rep you at the moment, Thomas.