I concur!

I legit thought I was going to get enthusiastic shouting and was so pleasantly surprised. He also seems chill and an overall cool dude.

U should see morgz

Why does he remind me of Bob Ross tho

@@treefrog4301 I hate morgz

Ohhh! Interesting! My high school english teacher was a student of his and she always said he drew the maps, but she could have meant the rubbish ones!

The hobbit map was drawn by jrr tolkien. The lord of the rings map was by his son.

Having studied JRR Tolkien as Artist and Illustrator, I disagree. JRR Tolkien had OUTSTANDING maps.

@@shakescan I had a book of Tolkien's artwork...definitely had his own style, rather Art Nouveau...he had a light, simplistic touch and his stuff looks marvelous.

Ahw, that's pretty cool.

It's just a matter of slowing down a little! It also helps to plan out in pencil first.

Although what you say is completely true he didn't draw diverging rivers. At 3:00 it's showing a river delta and at 3:23 a river ending at the coastline.

@@danielr. Aye, I wasn't critiquing any part of the video, I was just adding a tip in the comments that didn't get covered in the video. 👍

Don't they diverge in deltas?

​@@ReiseLukas They can, but those are at flood plains, and once a river becomes a river delta it's sort of no longer a river (it is and it isn't). Whole rivers still won't split into separate rivers because water flows down to the lowest point with gravity and gravity doesn't go off in different directions. Rivers can change course over time though. So if a section of the river gets gouged out (from perhaps a flood exerting more pressure on a river bank than usual), the river might expand in that direction, especially if it also gouges out the river bed over there. The river might then head off in that direction a bit, which is how rivers change course, but it won't diverge into two separate rivers because the point where it starts to split just gets "eaten up" by the rest pf the river.

Always worth doing a bit of geography homework before making a map. It can help add in interesting features, like oxbow lakes and volcanic calderas

Such a cool way to teach kids!

Where were you in my 4th grade LA and SS classes?? I'm jealous of your students haha

Thumbs up for you as a teacher! I basically had to learn all my "cartography skills" from videogame maps lol

That sounds awesome. If you tried to do that here in America they'd probably try to throw you in jail :(

hows it going? :D

That is amazing! Congratulations.

i also soaked my paper in coffee and whether it's for maps, scrolls, cyphers or whatever it just gives it the perfect look!

Hi, what does rice as outlay mean? Thanks

I want to see the result! I am still practicing the icons...

what did she do to you?