@@1n20DnD I would love to talk about fantasy maps from various perspectives. Besides their aesthetics (which I still consider crucial), I’d like to delve into the aspects of worldbuilding. The thing is, as I mentioned in the video, there are so many resources out there, and I don't want to end up repeating what's already been said. I'm trying to figure out what PERSONAL contribution I can offer, something that comes from my own experience. Anyway, you’re really kind - Ty! I’d love to know if there are any aspects YOU want to explore further!
@renflowergrapx well, the first thing that comes to mind: I would love to see how you might develop a map for a West Marches style game! Would you draw it as they explored? Or have it all ready and just use a VTT or something to slowly reveal it.
@@1n20DnD OH WOW. This is super interesting and a challenge for sure!! - By definition, this style of gameplay involves exploration through "action and consequence" - so it definitely starts from a bare-bones foundation. Ideally, there would be an interactive map where multiple people can update their discoveries. But maybe you wanted to ask me how *I* would recreate it if I had to offer a method accessible with tools available to most people? In my opinion, Roll20 would provide an excellent sandbox base for creating a shared map that can be gradually revealed over time. Especially considering the ease of use of the site and the free account option. :P Oh no. Now I feel like I have a new quest ahah. Seriously this was an interesting question.
@@renflowergrapx yeah, I'm wondering if YOU would create a starting area, then draw more as things developed? As an artist, it seems like you would have more freedom to build.
Oh. Wow. I mean, I was not ready for this kind of compliments. Just... Thank you! 😶🌫 I'm already working on the next episodes. I need to understand HOW to group the informations I want to share. It's hard for me to decide what to prioritize. What would YOU like to see next? - And Well, I have a patreon already. It is for battlemaps mostly =)
@renflowergrapx i mean i rly appreciate getting to see your process. Both from a technical perspective and artistic. Partly I'd like more in-depth on line-art and coloring especially. But I also rly appreciate the tiny tips and tricks, like how u used smudge or how u organize your layers. For a newbie like myself that stuff is invaluable! Finally I want more of your artistic process, like how you don't just create a map u create a story. That rly resonated with me :)
@@rymdhamster-cr5 Thank you. As a player for me it is almost natural keep an eye on what's going on. But yes, This is an aspect I want to bring more often. Thank you so much for taking the time and writing me your point on this. I have appreciated it!
2:14 #1 Every start is a good start! 3:09 Maps should tell you a story. 4:31 #2 Shape a story 5:38 #3 Trust the process! 8:31 Remember to take breaks! 8:44 #4 Make it clear. 13:57 Review 14:32 #5 Make it obvious! 18:34 Make it fun and functional!
@@renflowergrapx, you're welcome to copy this into the video description. UA-cam will automatically create chapters for the video if you do. Hope that helps! 😊
how do u use the smudge tool when u fix the mountain colour (brush/setting/technique)? I'm trying but cant seem to get that nice diffusion you're getting.
@barbaefuoco secondo me un bel tributo a Mordor o al Signore Degli Anelli in toto può sempre attrarre! Non credo che faresti fatica a trovargli casa dopo! Poi le mappe di quella serie sono estremamente semplici a livelli di forme… se vuoi stare sul classico! Se invece hai voglia di sfide, io mi ispirerei alle ultime mappe iper colorate del mondo di Zelda!
For those who made it to the end will understand this: 🗺. What would you have liked to see?
I hope you'll turn this into a series!
@@1n20DnD I would love to talk about fantasy maps from various perspectives. Besides their aesthetics (which I still consider crucial), I’d like to delve into the aspects of worldbuilding. The thing is, as I mentioned in the video, there are so many resources out there, and I don't want to end up repeating what's already been said. I'm trying to figure out what PERSONAL contribution I can offer, something that comes from my own experience. Anyway, you’re really kind - Ty! I’d love to know if there are any aspects YOU want to explore further!
@renflowergrapx well, the first thing that comes to mind:
I would love to see how you might develop a map for a West Marches style game! Would you draw it as they explored? Or have it all ready and just use a VTT or something to slowly reveal it.
@@1n20DnD OH WOW. This is super interesting and a challenge for sure!! - By definition, this style of gameplay involves exploration through "action and consequence" - so it definitely starts from a bare-bones foundation. Ideally, there would be an interactive map where multiple people can update their discoveries. But maybe you wanted to ask me how *I* would recreate it if I had to offer a method accessible with tools available to most people? In my opinion, Roll20 would provide an excellent sandbox base for creating a shared map that can be gradually revealed over time. Especially considering the ease of use of the site and the free account option. :P Oh no. Now I feel like I have a new quest ahah. Seriously this was an interesting question.
@@renflowergrapx yeah, I'm wondering if YOU would create a starting area, then draw more as things developed? As an artist, it seems like you would have more freedom to build.
Let's go! I love all of your tutorial or vlog
🪷 - Mi commuovo
You are by far my favorite cartographer. I need more of this, can't wait for tutorial #1! (and pls open up your patreon)
Oh. Wow. I mean, I was not ready for this kind of compliments. Just... Thank you! 😶🌫 I'm already working on the next episodes. I need to understand HOW to group the informations I want to share. It's hard for me to decide what to prioritize. What would YOU like to see next? - And Well, I have a patreon already. It is for battlemaps mostly =)
@renflowergrapx i mean i rly appreciate getting to see your process. Both from a technical perspective and artistic. Partly I'd like more in-depth on line-art and coloring especially. But I also rly appreciate the tiny tips and tricks, like how u used smudge or how u organize your layers. For a newbie like myself that stuff is invaluable!
Finally I want more of your artistic process, like how you don't just create a map u create a story. That rly resonated with me :)
@@rymdhamster-cr5 Thank you. As a player for me it is almost natural keep an eye on what's going on. But yes, This is an aspect I want to bring more often. Thank you so much for taking the time and writing me your point on this. I have appreciated it!
2:14 #1 Every start is a good start!
3:09 Maps should tell you a story.
4:31 #2 Shape a story
5:38 #3 Trust the process!
8:31 Remember to take breaks!
8:44 #4 Make it clear.
13:57 Review
14:32 #5 Make it obvious!
18:34 Make it fun and functional!
👀 - My heart is beating so looooud! I'm not sure if this approach was too simplistic or if I managed to remind you of some solid fundamentals. #help
It's so good!
@@1n20DnD Thank you! Also, thank you for your service! I completely forgot about chapters 😶🌫
@@renflowergrapx, you're welcome to copy this into the video description. UA-cam will automatically create chapters for the video if you do. Hope that helps! 😊
@@1n20DnD A M A Z I N G! It worked, i just needed to add 0:00 on top of the list!
how do u use the smudge tool when u fix the mountain colour (brush/setting/technique)? I'm trying but cant seem to get that nice diffusion you're getting.
@@rymdhamster-cr5 i have a smudge brush based on a scattered spread position and irregular shape (not rounded). It helps to randomize the smudging !
@@renflowergrapx thx!
Quanto mi pento di non sapere l'inglese, accipigna
Per fortuna metto tutti i sottotitoli! Anche se non garantisco al 💯 per la traduzione 😝- quando ce la fai una bella mappa in pirografia?
@@renflowergrapx Sai che è una bella idea? Solo che non saprei come crearla, dovrei andare sul classico...mmm 🤔🤔
@barbaefuoco secondo me un bel tributo a Mordor o al Signore Degli Anelli in toto può sempre attrarre! Non credo che faresti fatica a trovargli casa dopo! Poi le mappe di quella serie sono estremamente semplici a livelli di forme… se vuoi stare sul classico! Se invece hai voglia di sfide, io mi ispirerei alle ultime mappe iper colorate del mondo di Zelda!