Apis House and the Tower of Bombus

[RenflowerGrapx]

Love the lights, the whole palette the style..this is gorgeous!

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[J.Edward]

I really don't know how your doing this... Splendid .

Thanks Ilanthar

What a gorgeous map. I love how elements of it break the natural border you've created. The buildings look perfect and the gold edging really contrasts nicely.

Thank you PJoyce That's something I like to do.

Love the lights, the whole palette the style..this is gorgeous!

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Thanks so much Ren
It's fun to work on these, but definitely more of a challenge with traditional media.

[SkippyMcGee]

Wow, such nice colors. And there are little stairs down into the pond! The flowers are a nice touch as well.

[J.Edward]

Wow, such nice colors. And there are little stairs down into the pond! The flowers are a nice touch as well.

Thanks Skippy

[Bogie]

This whole series of maps is great and this might be one of the best.

[J.Edward]

This whole series of maps is great and this might be one of the best.

Thank you Bogie
It definitely benefits from all my previous attempts with the design markers.

[ThomasR]

It is amazing ! what you can achieve with copics leaves me speechless and I wonder if we're gonna see a watercolor piece at one point ? I'd love that

[J.Edward]

It is amazing ! what you can achieve with copics leaves me speechless and I wonder if we're gonna see a watercolor piece at one point ? I'd love that

At some point, I would think so.
I have water color and gouache.
But not as much time and space to mess with them.

It's a very different creature, watercolor.
I would have to do my maps in a much different way.
Or I'd have to use some of Wylie Beckert's techniques perhaps.

[ThomasR]

I've started setting a parchment on watercolor paper and will try soon (I haven't held a brush since I was seven years old), you'll certainly see this on Instagram or Twitter at some point.

[aeshnidae]

Alas, I can't rep this at the moment but....wow. It's beautiful!