I hand out my maps to players, frequently they came back to ask if a particular map came from me - this stops the questions. For some of the other C3 users where their work is closer to illustrations, I think it would also make sense. There are some pretty good creators out there - take credit for it!

Fixed rendering acne impacting farmlands, shadows on corral fence, played with boat shadows. calling it done for now. Moving on to create the Casino............

One of the ways I work is with pen and graph paper - I watch TV, and work on rough layouts and scale (my wife calls it diddle bopping).

The recent annual - Handdrawn Fantasy, is quick and easy enough that I have started using C3 to explore overland layouts.

Question - is it possible to create a similar simple style for Dungeons ? The idea would be to keep it simple, with just a few symbols to help scale rooms and identify their uses. I'm not a really sophisticated user - I haven't looked into creating scripts or drawing tools. What I'm thinking of would be kinda like:

Yes! Starting at the top level at each lower level you slightly increase the symbol size, while reducing the overall map size --so they see less outdoor space. I used this to add a teaser on the next game - a burning house could be seen in the distance from the top level.