Oh hai.
This is map. Yeah, so...
Tried copying that map style you see on Wikipedia sometimes. Did kinda okay, I guess.
Actually managed to finish a map for once. Probably not gonna happen again anytime soon.
Well, that's about it.
Urovangia
Oh hai.
This is map. Yeah, so...
Tried copying that map style you see on Wikipedia sometimes. Did kinda okay, I guess.
Actually managed to finish a map for once. Probably not gonna happen again anytime soon.
Well, that's about it.
Much more than ok!
The mix of photographic and standard height-mapping is slightly odd, but I like it! Your labelling is really nice too!
Well done finishing a map too!
I like it, it's really clean and modern looking. I also think I've seen some relief used on those style maps before too. Looks great!
Well done!
Nicely Done!
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Very cool map! Is there a step-by-step of this one being made?
~May
Absolutely brilliant! Really clear and modern looking. Great stuff.
I am trying to do a similar thing at the moment. You've inspired me to make a few changes to mine.
Grand! That looks like a fine map!
@ChicagoMay
I'd sure like to make a tut for this style, but with IRL looking like it does right now, that's probably not gonna happen. But really, it is a pretty easy style. The only element that's a little tricky is the relief and even that is not that hard. New layer->layer mask->bevel and emboss (play a bit with the settings)->draw in the mask with a 20% opacity brush. Almost everything else is made by drawing with paths, the land, the color-codes, the rivers, roads, etc.
Oh yeah, and thanks for the nice words, everybody.
I'll try this all outOriginally Posted by Daelin
@ChicagoMay
I'd sure like to make a tut for this style, but with IRL looking like it does right now, that's probably not gonna happen. But really, it is a pretty easy style. The only element that's a little tricky is the relief and even that is not that hard. New layer->layer mask->bevel and emboss (play a bit with the settings)->draw in the mask with a 20% opacity brush. Almost everything else is made by drawing with paths, the land, the color-codes, the rivers, roads, etc.
Oh yeah, and thanks for the nice words, everybody.
~May
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