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307 A Welcome Resting Place (and I got my new glasses)
🕑 Added 2019-11-09 07:18:54 +0000 UTCDenizens of the tower!
I'm back to full-blown fantasy art creation. I got my glasses earlier this week. After a period of adaptation I am now feeling better and I see WAY better with the glasses. It wasn't until I started doing my everyday stuff with the glasses that I noticed how bad my sight was. I mean I'm not really that bad, really. But I was bad enough that I could still barely function without glasses. An interesting development is that I bought a 4k monitor for my cartography stuff last month and while the colors are an improvement. I did not look that much better than the older 1080p monitor. Well it turns out the monitor rocks and everything does look impressive in it, but I needed glasses to see it.
While I couldn't illustrate, I wrote some stuff. A while ago I read about an RPG game I've been wanting to get for a while but it seems to be out of print. The game is called Ryuutama. The gameplay, as far as I can suspect, is supposed to feel like a slice-of-life, light-hearted story where nothing of real seriousness happens. I wrote this story with that mood in mind and the result is a farm house setting that is an awesome place to have the party rest, take a step back, and relax from the adventurer's life doing some odd jobs and participating in a baking competition....
Or...
You can just have the place raided by orcs. Either way the illustration will serve its purpose. Also, as an aside, this map is a kind of remake of my 102nd illustration, named Farmer's Mystery. I may redo some earlier illustrations later on too. It is included in the usual formats.
Hope you enjoy it, and thank you for supporting my writing and illustration projects.
Elven Tower.
Comments
Lesia R Harding
Eye changes happen so slowly, we sometimes don't realize how bad they are unless there's pain involved. Looking forward to doing some shopping in here. I could easily get carried away!
Elven Tower
yikes, yeah I was really afraid when the doctor was doing the check-up. Fortunately, it is a minor ophthalmological correction I need.
Lesia R Harding
Glad the eyes are better! Used to work for an ophthalmologist and didn't realize how precious your sight is until I saw a few patients with conditions that would make you cry!
