How to Draw A Fantasy Map (Part 2: Mountains)

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Название	:	How to Draw A Fantasy Map (Part 2: Mountains)
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I’ve been trying to draw a single mountain for like an hour These damn pencils must be broken
Comment from : fattyindahouse

I have self taught myself how to draw maps, but this helps me! I love watching these videos, and how to draw all this Great Job! Thanks!
Comment from : kage

I just use lines to map out mountains
Comment from : Bacon Mapping

Mountain ranges usually appear in clear lines, but the map of Europe is its own chapter And figuring out Europe's winding mountains, peninsulas and strange shapes still causes trouble for geologists, and when one problem is solved, ten new problems arise that are waiting for an answer For example, how the Iberian Peninsula was formed in the right time and right place without overlapping with the Adrian microplate, how many microplates form the Anatolian Peninsula, what is happening on the seabed between Spain and Corsica or how how the Carpathian Mountains on Balkan Peninsula got its characteristic s-bend shape (which oddly enough cannot be reproduced by computer simulations) But if you're a freak like me who loves the strange shapes of Europe and wants to replicate them on a fantasy map, welcome to the challenge club
Comment from : Daniel Malinen

When pen did you use to ink the coastline there at 2:40
Comment from : The Procrastinator

me who uses a custom brush to easily make the mountains
Comment from : Dorkish!

Thanks for these videos I am learning a ton Any advice on how to draw a cliff? In my world I want to have a mountain range that falls off onto a cliff on one side (I promise there is a reason for it haha) but I am struggling with how to draw that cliff Thanks!
Comment from : Joseph Gibbons

11:21 another thing to consider is which way the sun is going to rise and fall
Comment from : IceMage

You rang?
Comment from : [MTS⛰] 𝐌𝟎𝐕𝐍𝐓𝟒𝟏𝐍𝟓

I used dice to generate my world so I grabbed all of my dice and threw it on some paper
Comment from : Deep mustard

what is the music that you used in this video called?
Comment from : Elkrian

Would charcoal pencils be a good choice for shading?
Comment from : Blair Colquhoun

The mountain range at the east of your big continent breaks your tectonic plates rules Looks like your two continents were one in the past (they fit with one another) and now are drifting apart If they are drifting apart there shouldn't be a sobduction under that mountan range tu push it up Usually in a rift escenario like this one, the newly formed oceanic plate fuses with the continent it was formed into and makes it very dificult for it to subdue under it
Comment from : Pere Domènech

Oooh I just joined the Discord
Comment from : Linda Deblois

You probably don’t respond to comments on this video anymore but I’ve got a question How would you go about putting mountains on a smaller island? On my map I’ve got an island about the size of the largest one in your chain in the top left and it is described as quite mountainous There is another map focused entirely on that island (as it is a major place in my story) and I’m really struggling in terms of the scale of the mountains Any advice would be great Thanks
Comment from : Corey Guiver

before i was terrible at drawing maps but after i watched your videos i became really good at making fantasy maps
Comment from : Divya Kethumalla

6:37
Comment from : Recluse

plot twist: god is a 4th dimensional being who created earth when they made a 3 dimensional dnd map
Comment from : a random person

I feel like I already need to redo my map and I only have the main continent I didn't make any islands at allbrbrHow big is yours? What is the scale
Comment from : Trevor M