I will give you a short list of hobbies. Can you help me put them to good use?
And here we go:
Drawing (I study drawing and want to become an artist. I like drawing fantasy stuff); Sculpture (I want to do sculptures for a living); Writing
Episode 1: Creating a Paper/Parchment Background. For more info, visit www.zombienirvana.com
We'll finish creating our aged paper background, create a more crinkled version, and I'll explain some of my Photoshop philosophy. For ...
In this installment, we'll use a few tricks to make our forest pattern pop, including some sneaky layer maneuvering and creating and ...
Things get colorful in this episode as we discuss saturation, the color picker, dealing with gamut, and a faux watercolor technique.
Source: http://www.enworld.org/forum/news/281731-gen-con-en-world-rpg-awards-nominations-2010-a.html
We admit -- we are huge nerds for maps. Whether we were poking through the U.S.S. Enterprise schematics that teched the tech or following Frodo's path through Middle Earth, we have always been way, way down with maps that enable us to get even more immersed in the fantasy worlds we enjoy.
This is a really neat site that collects maps from fantasy and science fiction novels, role playing games, and various movies and shows. Who wouldn't love being able to look up the location of the Klingon Empire and the surrounds of the Emerald City in one place?
A map for the City of Beronis in Nero Cincinnati.
Version 5 of my fantasy world Aymir.
hand made fantasy map. I 'design' complete fantasy cities, no new one, but places that are grown over centuries. This city, Wepelte, is situated at beginning/end of a fjord, where two rivers end in sea. Completely drawns with pencils, so notice the colour difference between north and south... I...
Hand drawn fantasy city. I design towns and cities that have grown over centuries - they aren't complete new-built places, but 'ever existed places now being drawn'.
This was a test map I was asked to make.