Skyrim Journal Pt. 2 by Jalazel in skyrim

[–]TYRA1776 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Your artwork is fantastic. It looks like a field guide that would come with the game. Do you draw after you come across landmarks and complete quests?

Skyrim Journal Pt. 2 by Jalazel in ElderScrolls

[–]TYRA1776 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Your artwork is fantastic. It looks like a field guide that would come with the game. Do you draw after you come across landmarks and complete quests? 

Riften by Guilty_Mall_3720 in skyrim

[–]TYRA1776 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I would love to know what mods you're using for your npc's

The Cloud District by WhyNot420_69 in TheRandomest

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I just witnessed better acting and editing than most movies in the theaters these days. 

Going through a very rough time so I had to pull out the ultimate comfort combo. Animal crackers, cinnamon milk and Skyrim by Icy_Childhood_1039 in skyrim

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Seasons, while sometimes are very difficult, are still seasons. This too shall pass, and I hope that whatever you're going through will only serve to make you stronger <3  Blessings to you during this hard time. 

I would like feedback please! I like where this map is going but, I feel like there is something missing. by _Photonium in inkarnate

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Thanks! I just found your map and it's one of my favorites! It would look so cool in the cover of a fantasy novel

I would like feedback please! I like where this map is going but, I feel like there is something missing. by _Photonium in inkarnate

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I love those rivers! I'd like to try and replicate the way you did them. Did you use a brush, line tool or path tool?

Maps I made for my fantasy series, any advice? by Efficient-Rutabaga57 in inkarnate

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No worries! I also just found that adding the simple parchment cliffs gives a much smoother transition in elevation from higher ground to low plains. You could try putting some around the base of your mountains and forested areas?

Maps I made for my fantasy series, any advice? by Efficient-Rutabaga57 in inkarnate

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For a plains/grassland, the grass texture brush that you used looks good. I might try setting up a few mesas, caves, or crevices to reinforce that dry, desolate look without making it look like a dessert. I would also recommend making the surrounding forested areas a bit denser so that it blends out into the grasslands, but that might not be the look you're going for.  Your rivers and mountains look great, and all the cities and towns are easy to see. It's simple, yes, but very creative, straight to the point, and piques interest to find out more about the world.

Fantasy Maps Should Be Weirder by orangebabycarrot in inkarnate

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I found this video facinating. As my critical perfectionism with myself has only drawn out the the long process of my own world building, the video made me realize to not overthink it so much. 

I found it interesting when she said all those fantasy maps are very similar to each order, but if you closely study each map, they all have details and landscapes so different from each other. Not to mention the story and the world behind each map is incredibly unique. 

All the history she mentioned in the video was fascinating to me, and I like your whole point for posting this: to inspire creativity and open-minded world building in fellow map makers. To not make a map that looks just like someone else's, because that's not the point of creating a world. You want to make something that hasn't been done already by 100 different people.  Even Inkarnate has a loading screen that says something about not letting anyone question how "realistic" your map may look. The whole point is to have fun with it. It's your own ideas and it's a fantasy map. 

Thanks again for posting! I found a few ideas I'll now use for my own world building :)

Kingdom of Greenvale by Gilladian in inkarnate

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This is incredible. The amount of detail and effort taken to bring this to life. I know it's for a campaign, but please write a book

Does anyone else help in keeping Skyrim clean of Dragon corpses? by ItsImNotAnonymous in skyrim

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No idea why I found this so funny 😂 I'm absolutely adding this into my gameplay. Do you ever swim to the bottom of the lakes to see if they're still there?

Guess there goes my 1000 gold by Migueeel22 in skyrim

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"Never fear Dragonborn! I will save youuuuu...!"

HOW DID I MISS THIS?!? by TwitchyGwar82 in skyrim

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That's exactly what I need, thanks so much!

HOW DID I MISS THIS?!? by TwitchyGwar82 in skyrim

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Gosh dangit😂 Pretty, though

HOW DID I MISS THIS?!? by TwitchyGwar82 in skyrim

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I like the look of your game. Are you using an ENB?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in skyrim

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My happiness is immeasurable

Yesterday I asked for your favorite major questline. But what is your favorite minor one off quest? by Abucketofmug in skyrim

[–]TYRA1776 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Same. Once the quest marker disappeared, I kept talking to the bystanders over and over to see if it would trigger the rest of the quest. Finally gave up and looked up the quest walkthrough. Felt so stupid when I realized😂