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i missed this one im sorry 🤣😅🙈

with effects on :)

Mr. @Monsen Urtrah Desert is ready to go, thank you all =)

total of 20 Maps.

Part III 19-20

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@JimP I have the same problem with cities. Particularly I don't like to do dungeons because (personal opinion) they are too fantastic for my stories (yes to tombs). returning to the subject of cities, using watabou, google maps or some photography as a basis for the trace helps me a lot in placing the icons and preparing the design.

For local maps I have used google earth countless times for inspiration, I navigate the world until I like some specific or random zoom. I take the print screen, adjust its measurements and also put it in the trace as the basis of the drawing. trace is life :)

some more variations

the stairs were the easiest solution considering that isometric cities do not have stairs (wood/stone). Perhaps the easiest thing for Sue Richard Darkland's Cliffs to match with the Temple of Bones (@EukalyptusNow ) stairs was the fact that they shared the similar color tone.

The dirty roads are from mike schley isometric city with edge fade inner and less inner opacity %. I thought about using barrels to decorate the markets, but proportionally they seemed too small and would pollute the image more than they would add detail value, so they were discarded.

3 - Skeleton Coast - Necropolis de Pena