It’s quite flattering that I get asked relatively frequently what pens, paper or other equipment I use to draw my RPG maps. I didn’t ever think I’d be in a place to make suggestions on ‘art supplies’, but then I never thought people would like to see my D&D maps. Below are the majority of … Read more
For the 15th of October I tried something a little more adventurous and a whole lot more deadly. The lethal addition for this #inktober drawing was a lava jumping challenge. As if plunging to your molten death wasn’t challenging enough on its own, the little stone islands gets progressively smaller until there’s barely anything to … Read more
Heading west out of the large semi-natural Dwarven cavern, we make our way up a heavily used stone staircase. As we reach the last step we see why these steps were so heavily worn… a sprawling Tavern. Amongst the empty chairs, deserted tables and dusty bottles, a stone well drops vertically down to a slow … Read more
For the 13th drawing of our #Inktober map, we find our weary way south from the Shrine. As you pass through another thick blue curtain, the walls turn back to natural stone. Before you a vast cavern like room has been carved from what was probably a natural opening. Large, thick but ornately carved pillars … Read more
Man was I dreading this day. Potions!? How do you draw a POTIONS themed room from a lofty position high above a dungeon. What can you add to a Dungeons and Dragons map to make people think, potions?! Surely my penmanship isn’t good enough to draw individual potions I was dreading this #inktober day, especially … Read more
Stretching forth from the barren ground, a dark glimmering Mage’s tower dominates the landscape. That would have worked for 10th October’s #inktober, however I built my dungeon map entirely underground… so that makes tower building troublesome. I decided I’d make the entrance of the dungeon map, not a shrine as specified in Day 1 of … Read more
Another #inktober dungeon map I’m late with, whoops! This #inktober dungeon map addition see’s us adding a maze element. Here we’ve added a highly trapped maze to our original entrance stairs. I wanted to also add a lot of vertical movement too, so there are lots of stairs and passageways passing over and under. As … Read more
Damn I got behind in my #Inktober drawing! This D&D map doesn’t draw itself. Thankfully a lot of people on Twitter encouraged me not to feel down and to just carry on when I got a chance. Therefore I present the fire room: Even though I’m 3 days behind with this, I’m really pleased with … Read more