“The ultimate goal of farming is not the growing of crops, but the cultivation and perfection of human beings.”

Fields can often be the quietest of places. Birds dance up above whilst mice weave around the wheat, careful not to alert them to their presence, and today is no difference. The wheat sways slowly to the rhythm of the wind whilst reluctantly growing at a pace that suits them. The soil is damp yet not rife with mud from the farmer's careful watering; he knows what he's doing when it comes to his crops. Water runs faster nearby as the wind heaves a gentle gust, sending small waves across the river in the process, momentarily disrupting the ducks floating lazily along the surface before they get back to drifting idly into the shore. Life is good this morning, as it always is near the Farmer's Patch.

I love creating farmland. As someone from England I've always loved visiting the countryside and the rustic feel of England's rural areas, particularly those in the South of the UK. To me, the best atmosphere comes from stone, moss and nature itself, it's why I've been inspired heavily by Jamziboy's videos and also why my favourite builds on PMC are focused on this theme, I absolutely adore it. In 'Farmer's Patch', I really wanted to get this feeling across after building on from my map Coastal Farmlands. I love the final result, the fields, to me, are nearly perfect, and I think the willows near the river really add a nice bit of realism - in the future I've still got a bit of work to go before the perfect rustic map is complete. Woodlands, fields, small streams, hills - I'll be doing a lot of experimentation first but one day I really hope to present to you the final creation, and I really hope you'll love it too.

I used the following tools to create this map:

• WorldPainter (for creating the map)
  
• Chunky (for rendering the map)
  
• Dropbox (to host the download)
  

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