Fantasy world drawing

A lovely and colorful way of illustrating countries, around the world. Anna Cheberiak is a graphic designer and recently started working as an illustrator as well. Amongst all of her pieces, I have chosen for today's post, her travel journal illustrations. They consist of highlights, of some of the most beautiful countries on our little blue planet. Plus there are three more drawings, that have some travel connotations, but are of a different style form the others, they lean more towards the…

City Walls. Fantasy Lands in Ink Drawings. By ullikummi.

If you enjoy finding inspiration for your stories from real-world locations, then look no further than the stone pillars of Wulingyuan, China. But the real question is, how do you draw something like that on your fantasy map? In this tutorial, I’ll break down the process so you can add these iconic

Drawing castles on your map is a great way to add a sense of history and culture to the world you’ve created. Not only can they represent a seat of power in a region, but they are also a hub for trade and politics. Best of all they are pretty easy to draw with some simple shapes that can be shifted

Drawing a plateau or cliff on your fantasy map is a simple way to make the landscape of your world stand out from the flat terrain you see on most maps. In this tutorial, you will learn how to draw a series of cliffs that rise out of the landscape. Which can become key storytelling features in the world you're creating for your next book or role-playing campaign. Tap to learn more! #mapeffects #rpg #fantasy #cartography #pathfinder

Complex doodles that that bring out the beauty in fantasy. Jason Gailans describes the works he creates in the following categories: Doodles, illustrations and tattoo designs. One of them is a reference to Studio Ghibli's work: "My Neighbour Totoro". All the rest seem to be original works from Gailans. Mostly including creatures. I tend to get lost in thoughts, when looking at these ink drawings. As imagery and stories flood my mind like an overflowing river. The volume is so large, there is…

A waterfall is an iconic feature to include on your fantasy maps and something you don't see enough. In this tutorial, you will learn some simple steps to walk you through how to draw a waterfall on your map for your next rpg or book. Let’s start mapping!

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