I think this is finished! We’ll check on it in the morning.
I’ll be demonstrating watercolor art at the Stars of Texas art show on Feb. 19th in Brownwood! I have a few more days to Brush up on my watercolor skills… I hope to see you there!
The first
one is a mountain track with a small brook. I wanted to focus on adding minor
elements that could be used by the DM to engage his players. The largest of
them all is the split rock, which can be used as a story element (maybe your
players are chasing something big and they make camp in the wake of the monster
they have been chasing). There is also a fairy circle in the top left corner
and as mentioned before a campsite that could either be used by NPC’s or by the
players themselves.
The second
one is based on a druidic stone circle, similar as the one in Stonehenge. It is
3 points of entry at the bottom of the circle, a stone altar surrounded by four
stone pillars and an entrance that might lead players deeper into a dungeon
beyond. Making it a very adaptable map.
Third is a
simple bridge over a river map. One of those maps that can come in very handy
when you are doing an encounter during a travelling sequence.
Congratulations to @iamchristaylor and @shannonthetaylor! I’m so excited and happy for you!
#sparrow #watercolorist #artistsofinstagram #abileneartists (at Abilene, Texas)
Listening to #imaginaryworlds and drawing #cthulu. I used #colorpencils for the first time as an adult and I’m not sure I really know how to use them or really like them.
