Another project I'm working on since a few weeks (an hour here and there).
While I'm quite satisfied with the general look of mountains and forests I'm not sure about the towns.
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Another project I'm working on since a few weeks (an hour here and there).
While I'm quite satisfied with the general look of mountains and forests I'm not sure about the towns.
I don't have words,
I like it
Great Job, as usual!
I believe the style used by Aerius would just fit perfectly with your map
The thread: http://www.cartographersguild.com/sh...ghlight=aerius
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Wow Sap, I don't know where you find the energy from, but I have to say that is a really beautiful style. I hope you do lots of maps using it! The mountains are stunning.
Sap, I am in agreement with Ravels - this is really something sharp. I feel inspired myself to attempt something along a similar line. Maybe when I get back from my vacation starting next week.
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Those mountains are absolutely stunning. Can't wait to see this one finished.
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Thank you all! I think the cities are the only issue to solve...and of course a good font for the labeling.
@ Dain: I could try something similar. Thanks!
I agree, the cities should be a biiit bigger, but the terrain is lovely.
I like everything (except the cities), they are so small that it's difficult for me to give any quality C&C.
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This is a part of the map at full size with new city icons.
The cities shall be large enough to make out at least some detail, but not so big as to be out of scale with the rest of the map.
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