Very good detailed work with overlanding for the short time you were willing to do it!

Usually, short time (sometimes rush or anxiety) and art don't usually go together. However, perhaps the thing that takes me the longest at first, at least here, is getting to know the program and automating my work sequences.

Once the "automatic" (while operating the basics of the program) is turned on, the work always tends to be much faster.

Some time ago I made this mini tutorial where you can quickly, in this case develop a sequence - at least for me - practical to work quickly. When I exchange city - in this case - for overland, the basics of my procedure remain the same.

Maybe it can be of some use to you.

https://forum.profantasy.com/discussion/13386/mixing-mike-schley-isometric-city-mike-schley-overland-symbols#latest

Cheers

Check out this video, it might meet your needs.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B8Fvz98lJ7Q&t=1831s

Remeber Mike Schley Steampunk locomotives and the Necromancer set at dungons of schley also have some images of equipments that could be used for the battlemap.

Of all the materials I tested, plastic plotter is the one that gave me the best results.

In addition to beautifying the table as a tablecloth, this material is resistant to drops, spilled liquid, ash and any other type of mess that may occur on the table during the game. And best of all, it can be cleaned with just a dry or damp cloth.

Hello brother welcome!

I suggest you start with Joe's videos, they cover the first steps in the program very well.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QLaTKOJC6og&t=157s

Apart from that, profantasy has tutorial videos of the most varied styles available on the same page.

https://www.youtube.com/@ProfantasySoftware

If you have any other questions, just search to see if any topic has already been created on the subject or just ask.

Cheers