Eccentric Dungeon; 2nd state

There’s a fair chance that I’ll tweak this one further; maybe not immediately, but at some point. This had a little post-processing which took out the grid lines and then dropped in a background poche color for the solid areas.  Then, after printing that one, I added the hatches and textures, but I still have the first version both scanned and the original linework for future experiments.

It had suddenly struck me that there aren’t nearly enough circular dungeons. So this started out with some circles, but not regularly aligned; their centers are offset from one another.

As usual, feel free to use for any non-commercial purpose, or contact me if you’d like to use this on a commercial project.

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Sunday in the Studio – July 14

Today’s project was working on putting together the print version of the Planetary Display Log Book.  As soon as we’ve got an approved print, it will be available from OBS.  This will be an inexpensive version, since it’s a blank book to be used for mapping a single planet.

For those who already bought the PDF version, we’ll have a discount code to get these print copies at a reduced price.  I also need to figure out if we can do a bulk discount (4 for $12 or some such).

It will be nice if the cover is suitable to allow it to be drawn on.  That’s part of the intent with having the simple, faceted globe on the cover.  If it’s not markable (or can’t be marked well), we’ll probably revise the cover.

Our Trav campaign GM isn’t too into the idea of mapping any of the planets in our campaign (there are probably a half-dozen we go back and forth to in this current setup), but maybe this will make for at least some schematic mappings.