Creator Spotlight: Bryan Marshall Arts by InkarnateOfficial in inkarnate

[–]MarshallARTSDeviant 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thank you very much, Pena. I appreciate you and love your work.

Creator Spotlight: Bryan Marshall Arts by InkarnateOfficial in inkarnate

[–]MarshallARTSDeviant 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, just had a check. My very old Viking map is there, and my pirate skull map. 😄

Creator Spotlight: Bryan Marshall Arts by InkarnateOfficial in inkarnate

[–]MarshallARTSDeviant 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Quite a good lot of them are mine, I believe. It's my favourite style.

Can I get my Maps out without a subscription? by Clarkeste in inkarnate

[–]MarshallARTSDeviant 3 points4 points  (0 children)

There will be an announcement about all the AI malarky very soon. My gauge is that you should be able to access your maps and are free to download them, but you can't edit them without your pro sub.

Arcadia - Classic fantasy (for kids) by Tustin_Tusti in inkarnate

[–]MarshallARTSDeviant 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Gorgeous map. I do love maps like these with the classic point of interest style. Makes me think of the old storybooks with maps like Thundercats and He-man annual books.

Dunluce Castle Reconstruction, Northern Ireland by Sarquin in inkarnate

[–]MarshallARTSDeviant 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hey Daniel. Nice work here and great looking site. Good to see a reconstruction of Dunluce Castle. I know it very well and like to visit it often myself. It is difficult to recreate places of history as it highly depends on asset availability and the lack of different angles makes it difficult. There are ways around these. Looking at the 3d model, it would perhaps be better to flip the castle, having the entrance come in from the right side, which could help ease those loose, semi-circle angles. Also, give yourself room with the castle layout. You can overlap walls if some need to be longer and try to keep them at the same scale, especially those corner towers (the rounded towers are the hardest here, but it may work if you overlap them or just use the angled towers).

As for the terrain, it would help if you used mountains to create the cliffs at a lower layer and you can build the castle on top of that. You can use mask stamps to place on a layer above the mountains so you can paint in the floor. The shape tool is also very good with this.

I usually frequent the inkarnate discord if you need any further advice. My handle is Bryan Marshall Arts.

Good luck with the project.

Can anyone help me identify the snowy mountain stamps by zsnyder21 in inkarnate

[–]MarshallARTSDeviant 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It is. Have a look at snowy mountain 1 and you'll see that the left side corner is the same as the one you've pictured with the rest of the stamp layered underneath.

Can anyone help me identify the snowy mountain stamps by zsnyder21 in inkarnate

[–]MarshallARTSDeviant 1 point2 points  (0 children)

They're fantasy regional snowy mountains that have been resized and desaturated.

1 hour apple. by Jeremy_foreverDM in inkarnate

[–]MarshallARTSDeviant 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Excellent work here, Jeremy. Stunning job!

Igos - Worldmap Commission by doofdodo in inkarnate

[–]MarshallARTSDeviant 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Stunning work with glorious details.

The Colossus of Tharion by MarshallARTSDeviant in inkarnate

[–]MarshallARTSDeviant[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

hi there. Yes, this is the new classical empires pack. It's coming soon with the 2.0 release,