This first one is obviously on a post-it. It's a natural cave that slopes down to a chamber with an underground river. At the back of the chamber is a stone door, leading to a worked corridor. Going left takes you even further down into a set of linked rooms. Going right brings you to a semicircular chamber.
This dungeon is also dug into the side of a hill/mountain, but is completely worked. Along the right there is a large chamber with multiple deep alcoves, and a raised area at the back. Down at the bottom is a chamber dominated by a large statue. Prior to that chamber is a small hidden room. Further to the right, is a very very long corridor leading to a pair of rooms. So long I didn't bother drawing the whole thing, but I'm thinking probably a mile or two long, and sloping very gently down. Before that is a side branch with a pillared chamber with several smaller adjoining rooms.
I like your artistic style quite a bit, honestly. It looks a gigantic leap better than what I usually churn out when a dungeon map is needed, especially when you compare my curmudgeonly attempts to your natural dungeon cavern doodle.
ReplyDeleteVery nice. :)
I never much thought my artistic mapping style was anything to write home about, though apparently good enough to blog about...
ReplyDeleteI aspire to making maps like this one: http://rpgcharacters.wordpress.com/2009/07/17/friday-map-mappers-challenge/
That map is the one that made me start drawing them again, and I think I've printed it out like 5 times now.