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Hi everyone, I've been trying something new! What do you think?

I've always been an artist who leans completely on his line art, and I wanted to exercise this new style in order to round out my skills. I have a lot of room for improvement when it comes to values and color harmony (among other things) and this line-free style demands a lot of thought in those areas. It was a fun exercise, and I think I may return to fairly often if it's received well!

This was all done start-to-finish on one layer, so unfortunately there's no map variant this week. I intend to keep the different color zones separate next time though. There's also no line-only version, for obvious reasons. :V

Thanks to all of you, this oasis is released under the CC BY-NC 4.0 license  

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Devin Brown

This style doesn't really do it for me, but that's ok. I respect your creativity. Keep up the good work :)

thelibraryghost

I think it's very important to experiment without lines, and improving your coloring skills can only benefit us! I look forward to seeing how this translates to your other styles.

Bernard Howell

I like it and could see using it for a more TotM experience. Unfortunately I think my current players would miss the detail.

Jason N.

I'll just draw lines over it for consistency with your other maps so it fits stylistically. :)

bewby

Like the others I encourage experimenting and developing/improving skills, however this style of art while interesting lacks the detail I personally look for in my battlemaps and I wouldn't be able to use this for most of my games.

Ben

It's rather abstract. It looks nice but it won't be useful as a battle mat.

Dee Kay

Looks good, but it's not as concise as your earlier work. I'll try to use it in an upcoming game.

CallyAnn Hamilton

I love the colors, but I miss the lines! I've been looking forward to some desert maps, though, so I know I'll use it.

Tyler Moore

Seems hard to use in a DnD setting, but I like the image for itself. Thanks for sharing it with us!