Honestly, I've tried a few times. But it's not the same for me. Maybe I like - even more than playing RPG - being with friends, ordering pizza, drinking and laughing a lot. I feel the need for the physical presence of other players.

The gardens are very beautiful. It must be the best part of the city to have a mate 🇦🇷

Jim My brother, rest in peace. I will never forget your attention, advice and our conversations parallel to cartographic life. Thank you very much for everything and a big kiss to Lou Anne who was with him until the very end. As for here in the community, for me he was one of my great teachers who helped me in my first steps in the cartographic world. You will forever have a beautiful piece of land in my tiny heart.

Master Mapper Jim!

Instead of traditional racial structures, perhaps we could follow the influence of Spectrum Overland and use the influence of African, Middle Eastern, American cultures, etc. Something that might break away from medieval fantasy Eurocentrism would be very interesting. Or even the influence of some cartoonist like Moebius, Philippe Druillet, Sergio Toppi, Juan Giménez, Geof Darrow...

Since the annual is called Bird Eye point of view, who knows, maybe some images of birds flying alone and in flocks to decorate the map? That would be amazing.

It will be very interesting if new style can communicate with some of yours previous styles, for example the beloved Darklands <3

I'm purposely testing a bigger Zoom in.

Thanks @Don Anderson Jr. for reminding me of this technique, I haven't used it in a long time and had it stored far away in my brain database. 😘

Depending on how it is used, even with Alycia Faden's clouds, it gives a very dreamlike tone to the draw.

Either you keep the swamp + trees = which are very good and adapt the rest to this visual line. Or you adjust the swamp and trees to look like the rest.

For Ricko, the swamp with the trees is beautiful. I personally believe that this area could yield a beautiful Zoom in map of this region, something more or less similar to the Herwin Wielink ones I have been doing lately.

More Calibre dilemmas, please ☕️

I've tried this method of horizontal lines, done by hand, one by one - and it's actually much faster. Then I opted for a slower technique, where I started to oscillate the height of the lines subtly, to reduce the sensation of "lines" of trees - when I want a dense area of ​​trees, like yours.