“One does simply walk into Mordor”…. but somebody had to map the place. 9x12” Bristol, ink and watercolor. Up in my Etsy as well.
Tried my hand at watercolors yesterday. For some reason, things clicked and everything worked as intended. So I put the result up in my Etsy shop. Don’t forget, I currently have a 20% off sale going on! SAVE20 gets you the discount.
Lately my map of Wilderland from The Hobbit has been getting a lot of attention - I’m open to doing custom maps as well, if anyone is interested. I’ve actually been considering a map of Westeros done in that same mapping style as my Wilderland map.
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That map that I’ve been posting bits and pieces of? You know, the one of Tolkien’s Wilderland from The Hobbit? This is the whole thing. It was *fun* to draw. I’m really pleased with the way the Misty Mountains turned out.
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Map of Wilderland from The Hobbit, done. Inked by me onto 100lb Bristol paper using Micron pens.
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Mirkwood. I wrote a blog post on my progress, and thoughts on fantasy cartography. You can read it by clicking through. Leads to Wordpress.
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Mouse Territories of the Northern Reach. Inspired by David Petersen’s own Mouse Territories map found in the Mouse Guard series. This measures 11x14”, done on Bristol paper with watercolour pencils, steel nib pens and ink. I also listed a “custom fantasy map” on my Etsy, Greyed Out, because I like doing them and I feel like everyone should have a map somewhere in their homes.
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Progress. I’m working on a map of my own Mouse Territories for a possible Mouse Guard RPG game sometime. The full map measures 11x14 on Bristol paper, stained with coffee. Water is done in watercolor pencils.
I think I want a bigass map of Khador on my wall. I might have to make this happen.
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In my Etsy and Zibbet. Original, so once it sells in one of those places, the other listing gets removed.