Dungeon Fragment 4-16

After drawing the rough layout, it seemed that this map needed a more cavernous and less constructed style; this isn’t as suited to a block wall.  But, rather than doing another old school hatch like the last map, this map style seems to me to be an even older throwback; I think this is a kind of geological survey kind of look, but still with a little bit of D&D hatch patterning, instead of simply being perpendicular to the wall.  The other benefit with this is that it is quicker to draw (and the open sand patterning of the poche is also very quick to do).

The diagonal lines that were the original concept really don’t come through as strongly as the initial sketch implied. Some of that is the added roughening of the chambers, but even though the wall hatch is more regular, it helps emphasize the irregularity of the walls.

I like the style of this one, and will probably use this again for other maps in the future.

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, or if you would like to commission a custom piece.

Tags: dungeon, Intersection Series, map