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    A few years ago I was experimenting with making mosaic maps, but I was never satisfied with the results.

    Recently I've been playing around with Azgaar's Fantasy Map Generator. I made the base map there before importing it into Photoshop, and then I played around with it a lot more.

    I'm a crap artist, but using this technique has let me create a map that I'm quite happy with.

    I imagine the actual map is about 10 foot high and 20 feet long, and is inlaid into the wall of a throne-room or council chamber.

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    That's a cool idea! And the map does look pretty nice. The tiling of the texture is quite obvious when zoomed out, but at a 100% the whole looks good. I really like the idea of a mosaic map, I'll need to keep that in mind...
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    This is really well done sir

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    From the font you used for the headline, I guess you plan something like a ancient greece like scenario. A mosaic is a really cool idea, if that`s the case.

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    Thanks for the comments.

    The tiling of the texture is a bit too obvious. I'll have to fix that. I rarely looked at the map fully zoomed out, so I never really noticed how bad it was.

    I was imagining something like an ancient Greek setting. I was going to use a more Greek-looking font; it looked good but it was a bit of a struggle to read.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Adam_Kadmon View Post

    I was imagining something like an ancient Greek setting. I was going to use a more Greek-looking font; it looked good but it was a bit of a struggle to read.
    MAybe try to put the writing on inlaid stones too? Or work more with stones with symbols engraved/painted on them? If it`s supposed to represent a wall somewhere, this could also be the way they mark places there.

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