Bramblebrook is complete! Well, I'm going to call this one finished here. I added a tiny bit to the prior itterarion which I think pulls it together and completes the map. Things I learned here include

I love drawing maps Seriously, it's so much fun. It's a relaxing and rewarding way to pass the time and I'm finally getting back to it. Last year was rough for my mapping progress and I got very little

Mapping Valloward This past week was special for me, as I gifted a map to some folks that ended up using it in their twitch streamed game. The group is playing a Forged in the Dark based game called Court

Spanish Hola a todos. Sigo con mi práctica de cartografía artística y, aunque la mayor parte de mis ejercicios los sigo haciendo a lápiz y tinta sobre papel, me he aventurado a efectuar mi primer speed

Building maps is part of worldbuilding right? During yesterdays session of DnD one of my players mentioned a new VTT (Virtual Table Top) called TaleSpire. It functions as both a 3D map making tool and

Bringing Our Community to HIVE For all the gamers out there on HIVE, we have decided to expand our official website to call HIVE our official News/Blog area. We firmly feel that HIVE is doing good work

Twelve Easy Minimalist Pieces Piece Three. Nobody Is Holding Anyone Anymore They invented the el and we cruised from at arms length to a world apart. We don't sleep together at night, but dock like devices

I don't know if I've ever really talked about it, but one of the tools that I use for my games is Dungeonfog (occasionally stylized as DGNFOG), and it's become my default map-making tool for most of the

I had a longer day than usual at work (volunteering afterward, so it's nothing bad, but it did get in the way of my getting other stuff done). However, I discovered a new piece of software called Wonderdraft.

This is the final part of making my Velantia map - needed for some ancient Terrenden history - to be presented in the set A'mara Dawn. Last time, I created the mountains and shaded them to look almost

This is my project - making the map of Velantia for my book set A'mara Dawn (I'm already realizing this is going to be a 2-3 novella set.) - about the very beginning of the A'mara. Last time, I showed

So, last time, I started the process of making the new map I need for A'mara Dawn - the first story about ancient Terrenden, approximately 1200 BTCE. (Before Terrenden Common Era.) I showed you how I started

The series about how I made my map of Kranisis was so popular that I've decided to do another. Strictly speaking, this one isn't the one I desperately need next (for when I get to the Birth of the Neví),

Here are the final steps in mapping Kranisis which I needed for Ocean of Empathy which I managed to epublish yesterday. (Links are posted with daily chapters of Elect to Change.) Today's steps are about

Next steps in my mapping of Kranisis which I need for my story Ocean of Empathy that I want to get epublished soon now. (I have all the other parts of this collection done now.) Step 7 - Rivers I make

Here are my next steps as I work on my map of the continent of Kranisis - needed for my upcoming story Ocean of Empathy. Last time, I showed you a little of how I got my slate clean in order to build my

I'm busily building a new map because my next story - Ocean of Empathy requires it. I was just trying to remember where I took this continent from, but that information is lost to me at this time. Whatever

Making the Isle of Write Treasure Map... "Ooo, should it be a treasure map of the Isle?"* In my mind, at that time, it would be a quick and easy thing to achieve -- despite the fact that my freehand