Wait... what do you mean, "who?" You don't remember?

Who stabbed the tiny island man?

Now because of you a tiny island man got stabbed. Hope you're happy.

Incredible detail for such a tiny canvas.

Looks great!

Thanks for sharing.

My brain misread "map" for "man" and I was concerned for a good microsecond there. Pretty map though.

Dubrovnik

Oh. I hadn’t noticed!! 😅

He looks concerned

Yeah, me too. ;) I think there's at least something worth learning.

I'll usually avoid creating a new post with very basic tests such as this one...

... so for my latest tests, I still try to finish something.

Have you seen the community's logo?

https://ttrpg.network/pictrs/image/07fee9d8-1906-4238-a903-93fd016cb9a8.jpeg?format=webp

;)

Just looked through your posts and saw the one with the penny for scale and holy shit this is all crazy impressive

I like these process/improvement details.

Thanks!

Turns out I started these forest tests because I was trying this type of mountain ridge style and I'm trying to find a tree style that goes along nicely.

What's scaring the ridge so much? It sure is screaming a lot! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

Jokes aside, I really like it! I don't think the trees need shading, with how small they are they don't have the same depth that the ridge does. Love the shading on that though!

If i found these i would assume a large treasure was hidden somewhere.

This is so tight, looks fun as hell

Why not both? ;)

Tiny castle or big banana?

LOL... it was supposed to be a statue, but then I drew in a detailed style everything else.

"Come in! Sit your butt on the troll butt sofa while I set the offering on the pentagram..."

On an unrelated note.. I have these blue and red scraps of paper, and I'm not sure what to do with them:

I'm thinking that I could try the blue ones for drawing snowy or icy areas. Not sure how it will go. Guess we'll find out.

But the red ones, those are more difficult. For starters, it's a dark-ish red, which makes it more complicated. Perhaps I should use a sharpie (something with a thick tip) instead of a pen? And then there's the theme... what fits well with red? Yeah, sure Hell is associated with red, for starters, but I don't know how I would draw hellish landscapes.

Any ideas?

Not sure I made it "swampy" enough...

A slough maybe?

Nah... real fjords would be narrower and longer, right?