I always start with the mountains when I make my maps. Some styles trees and icons go on the same Sheet = SYMBOLS, in other styles, for example Mike Schley, the trees always go on the SYMBOLS TREES sheet. This initially makes it difficult to "place symbols behind the mountains", so you can create symbols back or symbol trees back to automatically position them behind and give better depth to your drawing.

https://forum.profantasy.com/discussion/12585/working-fast-kinda-tutorial#latest

same impresion here with the A

Beautiful map <3

this i was looking, found it!

Hy @Glitch ! I sometimes (and like a lot) created cursed villages for my "ravenloft" sessions. The only way I found to get anything close to sinister was using the Mike Schley overland style with some additional isometric resources. It has humble houses, a relatively good number of ruined buildings and some more assets that could be imported from Dungeon. After creating the village, I usually process the image to give it a black and white or Sepia tone, giving it a little more "ambience".

Take a look at my gallery at Karkaroff, perhaps some images from this album will be useful to you.

In this posts below, there is also a cursed village that I chose to use Mike Schley city. (shablov is also on karkaroff region) all there is Black and white or Sepia.

https://forum.profantasy.com/discussion/comment/109977#Comment_109977

https://forum.profantasy.com/discussion/12626/ravenloft-mood#latest

If can help with black and white or Sepia if needed. Just let me know!