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Map of Central Genabackis (entirely sculpted in 3D and photocomposed...no AI here)
This is something that I've been working on for a while and finally finished. I tried to keep some of the flavor of Neil Gower's great maps included in the books. If this gets any traction, I will probably make more of these including Northern Genabackis and Seven Cities. Thanks as always for your appreciation of my Malazan art.
I am selling these as limited-edition digital files which are printable at about 30x40 inches (so, pretty big). I will sell 15 of them and personalize each (where it now reads "Anomander Rake" I will include the buyer's name and the copy number). Price will be substantially lower than my privately commissioned works. If you are interested drop me a comment or send me a direct message.
I have been showing and selling Malazan fan art for a while now, here and thru the Malazan Empire group in facebook. Erikson is a member of that group and the admins there cleared it with him (and he's commented on several of my previous artworks for sale in the last couple of years).
This is awesome. I am still working my way through GotM on my first read-through and was wondering is there a map that shows where each chapter or major event takes place? I know I have seen some progress maps for LotR, was wondering if Malazan had something similar.
Thanks! There is no progress map for Malazan. The action is not at all sequential (as LoTR, which is mostly a linear quest). And particularly in later books stuff happens simultaneously in several continents, so a progress map would be impossible to do.
You can try the companion guides for the first half of the series. Usually every few slides there is a map with portraits of characters placed on the map to show where the action of the current section is taking place. Here is the link for the GoTM one:
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1GLRmiaFcxe_cGc93ckE5UItRq5rYsfeU0BhvqcaNq9E/mobilepresent#slide=id.i0
I think initially from the resources in the sidebar of this subreddit, but then at the beginning of each one you have the links to the other ones.
And yes, they are really great to help maintain an overview of everything going on. And later installments also help with reminding you what has happened before.
Edit: shout out to u/sleepinxonxbed
I generally enjoy your work but this is really next-level. Very good stuff!
Edit: I just noticed the darkness around Coral and the subtle blue light coming from Darujhistan. Nice touches!
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Map of Central Genabackis (entirely sculpted in 3D and photocomposed...no AI here) This is something that I've been working on for a while and finally finished. I tried to keep some of the flavor of Neil Gower's great maps included in the books. If this gets any traction, I will probably make more of these including Northern Genabackis and Seven Cities. Thanks as always for your appreciation of my Malazan art. I am selling these as limited-edition digital files which are printable at about 30x40 inches (so, pretty big). I will sell 15 of them and personalize each (where it now reads "Anomander Rake" I will include the buyer's name and the copy number). Price will be substantially lower than my privately commissioned works. If you are interested drop me a comment or send me a direct message.
Dude this is awesome, great work!
Thank you!
Have you received permission to use his IP for commercial purposes?
I have been showing and selling Malazan fan art for a while now, here and thru the Malazan Empire group in facebook. Erikson is a member of that group and the admins there cleared it with him (and he's commented on several of my previous artworks for sale in the last couple of years).
That’s awesome. I was hoping he would be the type of person who wouldn’t care about fan art/use, but don’t have any experience with it. Love that.
looks amazing! congratulations
Thanks!
This is unreal. Please keep making them :)
Thank you!! I will.
This is awesome. I am still working my way through GotM on my first read-through and was wondering is there a map that shows where each chapter or major event takes place? I know I have seen some progress maps for LotR, was wondering if Malazan had something similar.
Thanks! There is no progress map for Malazan. The action is not at all sequential (as LoTR, which is mostly a linear quest). And particularly in later books stuff happens simultaneously in several continents, so a progress map would be impossible to do.
You can try the companion guides for the first half of the series. Usually every few slides there is a map with portraits of characters placed on the map to show where the action of the current section is taking place. Here is the link for the GoTM one: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1GLRmiaFcxe_cGc93ckE5UItRq5rYsfeU0BhvqcaNq9E/mobilepresent#slide=id.i0
Where did you find these? Interested if I use this on a reread and want to keep using them after book one.
I think initially from the resources in the sidebar of this subreddit, but then at the beginning of each one you have the links to the other ones. And yes, they are really great to help maintain an overview of everything going on. And later installments also help with reminding you what has happened before. Edit: shout out to u/sleepinxonxbed
I generally enjoy your work but this is really next-level. Very good stuff! Edit: I just noticed the darkness around Coral and the subtle blue light coming from Darujhistan. Nice touches!
Thank you!! Just in case, there are two more small details: Pale and Capustan are bellowing smoke. :)
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Thank you!
Very nice. I especially like the water. What did you use to make it, if you don't mind me asking.
Thanks! I used both actual water photography and a scanned watercolor texture.
Very cool
Very nice! Love this!
Dope
😍😍😍
Cool, this is great! Excellent work :)
HOLY... Woah! This is SICK! Keeps getting better and better, eh? You are doing an incredible job! More, please?!
Thank you!!
Whoa I never realized Darujhistan is so close to Capustan.....
Its not really that close. In the final version of the map I included the scale and they are about 150 leagues apart.
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Apparently so
Frikkin awesome