A new dungeon map every day (throughout May)

[Kris]

Also, since I've got a few finished now, I thought it would be nice to piece these 6 together and see how they look when arranged into a larger dungeon:

 

[weem]

Awesome work Kris, very nice looking - I have looked them over a few times now, hehe.

I was hoping I could get your opinion on a new project I've started, seeing as how you enjoy making maps as well. If you have a minute, hit up the link in my sig below (the big one about encounter rooms) - its to another post here on ENW. It's something you might be interested in and I could really use your feedback

 

[Kris]

Once again, thanks to everyone for their comments

I was hoping I could get your opinion on a new project I've started

I'll check it out as soon as I'm done posting here.

 

[Kris]

Looking at the previous six maps pieced together, I figured that there wasn't enough plain/simple rooms and passages. So, to rectify that, the next couple of maps will be nothing but empty rooms (to do with as you will):

MAY 7TH MAP

 

[Kris]

More empty rooms & passages...

MAY 8TH MAP

 

[jaerdaph]

I love this idea Kris, and your maps continue to excel in both form and function! And since they aren't cluttered up with "dungeon dressing", they are very utilitarian as well.

 

[JDragon]

Nice looking maps.

Would you be willing to share the process you are using in Photoshop to add the details to your vector image?

Thanks

JD

 

[Kris]

Would you be willing to share the process you are using in Photoshop to add the details to your vector image

I'll try and get a quick tutorial up later on today... but in the meantime here is today's map:

MAY 9TH MAP

 

[Kris]

I'll try and get a quick tutorial up later on today...

Actually, now that I think about it, I posted something similar over on a different message board a few years ago (where I used to post under the name of 'Hador')

Here's the link:
RPGHost Community Forums - How to create simple dungeon plans

However, that example was drawn in photoshop... but the principle is exactly the same (the only difference now would be that I've already got the basic shape of the dungeon drawn out - so I can just use the 'select > colour range' tool to make all the different layers - rather than having to draw them).

 

[JDragon]

Thanks for the link, it was very helpful.

I also found a great method for doing a grid in that same thread.

I was wondering if you are using preloaded filters or stuff you have made / found your self?

What ever the case may be would you be willing to share?

Thanks

JD