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WOW! I am IMPRESSED.
And saddened. Saddened because I have already repped you earlier, cannot do so for a while
Cut-away Orlanthi Steadhouse
Here is an Orlanthi steadhouse in cut-away form that I have been working on. The Orlanthi are the barbarian culture in Glorantha.
This one is a small farm house type structure with half the stead given over to animal stalls. The younger family members sleep in the 'attic' above the animals while the more important family members sleep in the rooms at the back. The main living room has a central fire pit for cooking and the walls are adorned with weapons and winter survival gear.
Hand drawn with ink in an isometric view.
The Steadhouse
The cut-away of the Steadhouse
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WOW! I am IMPRESSED.
And saddened. Saddened because I have already repped you earlier, cannot do so for a while
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Most excellent!
I too am unable to give you any more rep - definitely deserving.
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I gave some rep since you guys are tapped out. Looks like I bless people with 11 rep points now! LOL
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And you just got repped again. Very cool drawing!
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Gandwarf has fallen into shadow...
Are those cross country skis I see on the wall?
Daniel the Neon Knight: Campaign Cartographer User
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CWBP idea!
First of all, great illustrations! I repped you on your isometric regional map, so I can't here as well. Awesome work!
This makes me think of having similar styled drawings for the typical home in various locations throughout the CWBP, they give volumes of information regarding the culture, technology and the products that a given people have in an illustration like this.
Something to think about for the CWBP anyway...
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I *love* cutaways and this is a great one!!! Thanks for posting!
Very nice work! Love the details. I so envy people that can draw. LOL
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This is beautiful! The angle and the skill of the cutaway (and especially the details in the cutaway that expose how the building was built) are amazing.
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