Thomas's Inktober 2017

[Blaidd Drwg]

Cool! The brush lends itself well to those mountain ranges

[ThomasR]

Thanks Brian and you're right. Now I just need to find the pressure sensitivity setting on my hand. Oh wait ...

[Blaidd Drwg]

Be careful to leave the jitter settings alone

[DanielHasenbos]

I like that dungeon map a lot (:

[ThomasR]

Thanks Daniel, it's nothing compared to your latests but I'm gonna work hard

Here come the next ones.

Inktober day 20, still playing with the brush.
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Inktober days 21 and 22, playing with cross hatching on some compasses. I'll have to further that experiment as it may look good one day.
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Inktober day 23, I ruined this one with the mountains but I'l keep searching (see next).
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And finally, Inktober day 24 where the mountains are off but I like the cross hatching border (next piece will have a border that's a crossover between 23 and 24).
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And a second finally, the 31st of Inktober colored (and crowned with a silver compass )
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[Blaidd Drwg]

Nice to see you experiment with different styles

[ThomasR]

Still kicking (surgery joke) !

Here are Inktober catch up day 25 and 26 (which is a tribut to Larb's marvelous style).

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I plan on coloring them and, if a CL passes here (rolls to summon Redrobes), can you please tell me if the dungeon might work for the community project ?

[Voolf]

Wow those mountains are marvelous Thomas. You should do a colour map with these.

[Mouse]

I wouldn't say Day 23 is ruined. I'd say you learned a lot about the way mountain ranges flow, and the fact that most mountain 'ridges' are more like patches than ridges. Tis only the mountains around the Pacific Ring of Fire that seem to follow the narrow line rule, and even then only sometimes.

Very Himalayan

Only 2 more days to go!

[Chashio]

You're doing fabulous stuff! Love all the different things you're trying