And it's done.

Southwest quadrant looking like a good candidate for a point of entry. Corridor from the station interior or something, perhaps.

Figured I'd spend the first quarter of 2022 in sepia urban environs. Lots of lines with urban, which is nice, and it just might be the necessary push to get me through the door and do, well, indoors.

I consolidated the past months' worth of make-belief into three different FCT:s - all based on the palette plotter principles. The nomenclature of the sheets/layers didn't sit quite right with all elements so I also did a few adjustments in that department.

Shown here is a quick map done with the Sepia Wash iteration - which lends itself rather well to sketchy bits (apparently).

For the Sepia Wash I decided to have preset colour options in the palette section simply because it's always going to be diluted brown tones anyway.

A preset allowed for adjusting to whatever felt better in the spur of the moment, and while I am kind of getting the hang of how and where to put polygons - anything that can speed up colour selection is great.

For the Aquarelle iteration I might do something similar, with primes etc. But...there is the matter of space to consider also.