Jun 29

Larger View

Posted: under artwork, Background, the writing life.
Tags: , ,  June 29th, 2010

Still working on the map(s).    I’m going to have to take the current set of “stuff” down to the city again to the bigger scanners & copiers.  But I got a halfway decent photo of the west map (not perfectly aligned…standing on step-stool above the drafting table with only a room light and the camera flash…trying not to wiggle and also not fall off the stool…

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Jun 22

First Map

Posted: under artwork, the writing life.
Tags: , , ,  June 22nd, 2010

The east half of the new map may be ready to photograph…when it’s printed, you’ll notice some tributaries you didn’t see before (hadn’t needed them before) and some towns, strongholds, etc.  The west half is still being worked on.  The southwest corner has acquired another range of mountains.

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Jun 20

Map Progress

Posted: under artwork, the writing life.
Tags: , , ,  June 20th, 2010

Here’s the current state of the map.   I’m about ready to pull the undersheets of details to be transferred and continue with the empty spots.

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Jun 18

Plotting the Map, Mapping the Plot

Posted: under artwork, Kings of the North, the writing life.
Tags: , ,  June 18th, 2010

Someday, maybe even tomorrow, there’ll be another picture of the map progress.   It won’t look like much, but that’s because today I erased about a quarter of it.  Luckily for me (and you, in the long run) what needed erasing wasn’t inked yet.  Now it is.

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Jun 03

Sometimes Writers Goof

Posted: under artwork, Life beyond writing, the writing life.
Tags: , , ,  June 3rd, 2010

As if you didn’t know that already.    But last year’s goof (not recognized as a goof at the time)  has made the last week….difficult.   I’m swiping a post I made over at SFF.net  so I don’t have to write the embarrassing thing twice, but being a writer, I had to edit and revise it. Read the rest of this entry »

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