MAPDAY.
(Mapday is a thing where a fantastic map of a fantastic land is drawn and made and posted here by me upon Mondays.)
Finally went and colored that map of the southern water tribe, full tilt with gradient overlays and variant hues and all that kind of thing! Here’s a little hint out there, people of the ‘verse: Waterbending is the best kind of bending, all others suck and are dumb
(Last Week on Mapday: The three-map of The Farlands of Sheath!)
Monday is a day for maps! So Mapday is a day for the shipwrecks and otter-penguins of the Southern Water Tribe of Avatar: The Last Airbender.
This week is a little different from others, as I’m trying out a new thing: Ink! Next week, I’m going to try coloring this map a handful of ways, digitally and traditionally. You, dear readers, are welcome to color it too! ‘Twill be pretty neat to see it in a handful of styles.
(Last week on Mapday: The RINGLANDS, a map for a pal’s DnD 3.5 campaign.)
You know what is the worst feeling?
When iTunes updates Korra on freaking MONDAY and therefore you can’t use the internet for the entire weekend without seeing spoilers.
Okay, so I had just hiked all the way across campus, at 4 in the morning, after 8 straight hours of exhausting work, and I need to get back up at 5:45 to register for classes. Lie down in bed exhausted, eyes half close -
Then I remember that episode 6 of Korra was just put on iTunes three hours ago.
Easiest call I’ve ever made.
It’s a Korra sketchbook roundup, na-n’na-na-na
Drrrrrink cactus juice.
It’ll quench ya.
Nothing’s quenchier!
It’s the quenchiest.
If somehow this finds its way to Bryan or Michael, or anyone on the Korra team, I just want to say, thank you so much.
You’re making something that’s really, really cool.
Seriously.
Drawing more Korra, cause it’s the best, doopa doop-a-doo
(There is nothing more that needs to be said on this matter)
