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I think I've posted this before... but here's mine: http://airtha.freehostia.com/index.html ...pretty stereotypical stuff really.

I was playing around with some heraldic devices a while back - just trying to come with some basic stuff so that I would have an idea of what a banner, shield, etc. might look like for various lords and knights in the particular country that my players were journeying in. I've done my best to...

Yeah, I really need to get round do doing the rest of the gods at some point. I also simplified the whole cosmology a little - as can be seen in my attempt at a cosmology diagram. - Material Plane - 1. Material Plane - Transitive Planes - 2. Ethereal 3. Shadow 4. Astral - Inner Planes - 5...

I’ve been thinking about tidying up some of the notes/maps/etc. I made for various adventures/scenarios I ran in my last campaign, and perhaps making a few (free) adventure modules out of them (not that they’ll be all that great - as I probably have the writing skill and style of a potato)...

I might also be able to attempt a quick dungeon-style layout or two from time to time :)

Very nice. I sometimes think of trying to draw a few maps the good old fashioned way (they have a certain 'something' that computer generated ones simply cannot replicate I find) - but I have grown to rely on the 'Ctrl+Z' (undo) option too much - so much so that the last time I was actually...

I have basically drawn lots of little mountain sections (in the aforementioned vector graphics software - 'Draw 4') that I can piece together to create a number of different looking mountain ranges. Here's a quick example that shows a couple of mountain sections and how they can laid over the...

Like most of what I do, the basic shapes are drawn in 'Greenstreet Draw 4' (cheap vector graphics software), and then taken into photoshop (I'm still on version 7) for colouring and various effects & styles. I hope to get round to doing the rest of the gods at some point. Whereas I have no...

I've also tinkered with the PHB gods a little (nothing major - just names and flavour text really), and as such I've redrawn some of their holy symbols/emblems: They are still pretty similar - but I only wanted to include original artwork on my campaign website, and not 'borrow' pieces from...

Here's part of the campaign world that I have detailed so far: http://i95.photobucket.com/albums/l159/csp_kris/south_brimdenn.jpg (sorry it's a rather large image - but it's still too small to read some of the writing)

Thanks for the complements :) Isn't there always :) ...I hope my maps work out well for what you have in mind. I myself have kinda got some descriptions and notes for the ground floor of the manor typed up if that's of interest to anyone... but it's probably pretty lame stuff and specific to my...

And here's one for the elves too (two D&D elves and one LOTR):

It depends how particular you want to be really, I mean there are some pretty big differences in the pre-painted D&D figures for similar (or even the same) types of creatures... but seeing as how they are monsters (and just tokens representing placement) I'm not too bothered (I also like my orcs...

:) Well, if I ever find myself short of cash, or if (shock, horror) I actually "grow up - and stop playing with silly little figures" I'll know who to contact :D Seriously though, while I know they are nothing special and not going to win any awards or anything, I'd hate to get rid of anything...

Yeah, I think most of the above have seen some use (except those in the very first post). However, most of my gaming over the past year or so has been done online. It's far from perfect but is the only way I can get my 'fix' right now. Therefore, I don't need to print the maps out at the moment...

I could create a couple of sea and grass tiles... but unfortunately they wouldn't be seamless when you piece them together (i.e. the pattern wouldn't repeat perfectly over 72 pixels - resulting in an obvious join).

I draw all the basic shapes in something called 'Greenstreet Draw 4' - it's basically a cheap & nasty vector graphics program (think of something like adobe illustrator but at about 1/10th the price... actually they might be giving it away for free by now - it really is that old). Then I take...

Here's a few more... A map of a former hunting lodge that is currently used as an inn: Some simple heraldry: A small town map: http://i95.photobucket.com/albums/l159/csp_kris/camboltur_map.jpg Half-flooded catacombs map: http://i95.photobucket.com/albums/l159/csp_kris/catacombs.jpg

Glad you like them :) I joined the CG forum at the end of last year I think... I just don't think I ever got round to introducing myself over there or posting anything yet :o

Here's a couple more terrain/dungeon decoration pieces made from the Hirst Arts mould that I have just finished: And an elven druid: The dog was from a Ral Partha pack that contained a warrior-looking guy and 4 dogs, and the elf is a 'male ice elf' from Das Schwarze Auge.