Andora - A Map for a RPG

[RobA]

This map was made for a Brazilian RPG Author, Marcelo Paschoalin who is translating one of his book into English and wanted a map update to go along with it. He had initially requested something like S. John Ross's Uresia so this map is similar, in that it is a woodcut map, but went a different way when it changed to B&W, and gained terrain features.
This map was created using a Gimp->Inkscape, rinse and repeat work-flow, with most of the layers being created in Inkscape then composited in Gimp. A bit of WIP can be found in this thread.

final.jpg

I would like to have made the mountains a bit lighter, but the requester preferred them as is, so this is how they shall remain.

This map is copyright (c)2009 with all name places the property of Marcelo Paschoalin.

-Rob A>

[Gregorus Prime]

Very nice. This is a great style.

[Karro]

Excellent end result!

[torstan]

Looks brilliant. I'm really pleased this worked out well.

Repped and rated

[Steel General]

Fantastic, love the various tower/symbol icons.

[Gandwarf]

Great map RobA and nice to see some of your work again

[RobA]

Bit of a follow-up.

Here is the map applied to a textured bg, with a 1/2 px displacment using the texture as a source to make it look less computer generated.
dark_fate_map_colour.jpg

This map was created for the Dark Fate RPG game for which the English version is now available for purchase.

-Rob A>

[The-Somberlain]

Wow, this is so much better! Almost like you did it from the beginning! Very nice my friend!

[Bohunk]

Don't change a thing!