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I'm pleased to announce the release of another new map for my 'Into the Darkness' range of dungeon/cavern maps... Into the Darkness : Map 4 features a full colour sewer map (that should be suitable for use with most fantasy games/settings), and is provided in the following formats: A pdf...

Crooked Staff Publishing is pleased to announce the release of the next map for the 'Into the Darkness' range... Into the Darkness : Map 3 features a colour encounter map (in this instance a dungeon/prison area) - which should be suitable for use with most fantasy/medieval games and settings...

The 'artwork issue' seems to have been addressed (emphasis mine): (c) "User Generated Content" shall be defined as the copyrightable elements included in your Work, such as original characters, scenes, locations and events. User Generated content shall not include the illustrations and...

The way I'm reading it is that artwork is treated exactly the same as the text (so you'll have to own the piece in question*, and you'll be sharing it exclusively with the DMsGuild). Or as they put it: "You're free to choose from the library of art and maps that we'll be providing, or you can...

OK, so to answer my own question regarding the 'open content' nature of any art/maps appearing in a DMGuild product... "You're free to choose from the library of art and maps that we'll be providing, or you can create or commission your own. Paying for art and maps that you commission is your...

Sorry if this seems like a dumb question (or if it's already been asked) - but how does this affect artwork appearing in 3rd party DMGuild products? For example, lets say that a publisher commissions me to draw a map of a little village and a dungeon for their DMGuild adventure - are those maps...

It's a 20x40mm plastic base that came with some 10mm miniatures I bought several years ago - but you can get similar sized ones laser-cut from mdf/hdf nowadays :)

Wow ...was it really several years ago that I started this thread (how time files :S ). Anyway, yeah - they work pretty well as 28mm goblins ...and I also picked up a pack of the Dark Alliance 'Light Warg Orcs' a while back ...though I've only got round to painting a couple of them...

After receiving a couple of requests on how to draw old-school dungeon maps (like the one pictured below) I thought I would try my hand at writing a quick tutorial with the aim of doing just that. Anyway, I think I might have made it sound way more complicated than it actually is, but if...

If you're using Blogger you just need to hit the add button on your blogger home page (it's on the left hand side ...and I have to admit that I hadn't actually noticed it until a few minutes ago :) ) and insert the URL of the blog you'd like to follow, and it'll show up in your stream as normal...

Yeah, took me a second to figure out how to follow a blog that doesn't have a follow gadget/widget ...but I got there in the end :)

As a slight aside, I've just discovered pictures of these warg riders on someone's blog, which might also be of interest: http://slag-productions.blogspot.co.uk/p/blog-page_25.html I think I'm going to see if I can hold of a box of these myself ...though I can't seem to find any in the UK at...

I'd certainly be interested! Oh and nice mini's by the way. I haven't really got into painting much myself this year, but it's posts like this that make me want to dig out a few minis and splash some paint on them again :)

Great to see someone else getting into 1:72 scale minis :) I also posted a couple of pic's of a few other creatures on my blog around the same time ...which can be found HERE if you'd like to check them out: Oh ...and I'd love to see how the Caesar orcs & goblins turn out.

December's maps: WEEK 49 WEEK 50 WEEK 51 WEEK 52 And for the final week ...a double size map WEEK 53 And there you have it, 52 dungeons drawn in 2011, and 53 caves in 2012 ...and I somehow managed to not lose my mind in the process :) (though I may have been a little crazy to attempt...

I have to admit that I've put some serious hours into minecraft (PC version), and despite its rather basic graphics it can still be quite beautiful at times.

November's maps: WEEK 45 WEEK 46 WEEK 47 WEEK 48

And here's all of October's maps: WEEK 40 WEEK 41 WEEK 42 WEEK 43 WEEK 44

Anyway, here's all of September's (cavern) geomorphs :) WEEK 36 WEEK 37 WEEK 38 WEEK 39