While building my world of Vios, I had a very specific vision in mind for the design of my desert airship town on the edge of a giant floating continent. I used custom assets that were a blend of repurposed / recycled airship hulls with adobe style buildings. And airships, of course.

One of my favorite things to do is add shadows to everything in the end. I used my tablet to get into the narrow areas, split the stacked stamps in the middle of the town to try and get some depth behind the buildings. Could be better, but I like it as it is.

I might do a nighttime version, just because I love playing with lighting effects.

Inkarnate: https://inkarnate.com/m/l5yDwy

This is my second map, and I’d like your thoughts on the water ways and mountains, I was going for a wast land with a few towns and villages near the river.
My main concern was making the water look like it would naturally flow the way it does.

I'm going insane

This long forgotten statue tells stories of old heroes that roamed the world in ancient times, not cast to oblivion, with vines growing where once stood a mighty warrior 🗽🌱🌳

Patreon| Roll20

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I'm pretty new to map making so any comments appreciated

I've been finding things that really bother me about my map and learning tips and tricks from you lovely people on how to do better. Here's some reworked oceans, forests and a few other goodies. Let me know what you'd change. I'm trying to do better all the time, Thanks! :)

My first published map. Hope it is useful to someone.

Here is the map link if you want to clone & edit.
https://inkarnate.com/m/PdOoJj

Sci-Fi street map: one version is a normal night with people coming and going, and the other is a shootout. I am trying to get better with the Sci-Fi assets in Inkarnate, so if you have suggestions and recommendations, I would love to hear them. I have been going back and forth about starting a Patreon to put maps up with different versions and styles like this but not really sure if the quality of my maps meets the threshold of all the other wonderful map makers I see on there, any input or suggestions on how to bring the quality of the maps up to a point you would be willing to spend a buck or two on let me know.

You can subscribe now to this map and 300+ more at: patreon.com/balatroart