Good advice, thank you! I'm playing around with keeping the cliff look without the Escher weirdness. I don't think I need the double back at all--it might visually appear like the cliff is there all the same. I love the John Roberts style, but not the water, so I'm playing with sheets on that right now.

Lord, pen and paper is easier, but far less prettier than CC3 can do 😁

Hello! I've generally just mapped smaller towns and villages and this is my first crack at a larger CD map. Clearly it isn't close to done yet, but it's giving me a chance at experimentation, and I'm eager for constructive criticism and feedback. I'm particularly happy with the circular garden behind the castle in the upper left, and the use of @Loopysue's cliff faces east of that, in the winding road between the castle and outer walls; I think it lens itself well to adding a sense of topographical depth. Definitely aware of some places that need tweaking or cleaning up.

But feedback, please! Quite looking forward to improving this experiment!

They're beautiful images, but not ones you can pre-plan, adjust, or customize.

This is phenomenally well developed, with a fascinating backstory and the deep potential for social commentary. Amazing work, and I'd read it just as quickly as @Royal Scribe should you ever write stories or books!

I used Leonardo AI, which is a website. A free account will give you a certain number of credits a day, or you can subscribe for more. It took a little bit of playing about to learn how to have my CC3 generated images loaded in, and then a few runs of generating until I got one I liked, but it's been an overall good experience. If you have an iPhone they apparently have an app version; being an Android man I'm still waiting!