It looks really nice. Only that at the very skinny bit on the northern piece of the island, it looks a bit weird the way the slants of the mountain disappear suddenly and turn into a black outline.
Ok I'v been squinting at this too long and need a fresh pair of eyes on it. Question..Does this appear correct. It's a small island off the main coast only just under 20 km across.
It looks really nice. Only that at the very skinny bit on the northern piece of the island, it looks a bit weird the way the slants of the mountain disappear suddenly and turn into a black outline.
Maybe you should change the shape of the map to fit the slopes of the mount and have little bits jut out?
You could try changing the black line to something tan/yellow/sand-y in color and then blur it a bit, might help soften the transition.
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I altered the coastline and gave it more detail. I used a dark sand color then added the lowest ground color and blended the edge. I think it looks much better.
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Re-did the terrain. The last terrain version I didn't take the scale into account. Next up will be adding the water channels and rivers.
Would it be possible to get a large pic, the mountains look very nice from at this scale but it can't hurt to get a close look at them. Nice work nonetheless
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Yea that's the max scale I have on the map. I was thinking about it when I added the scale bar. It seemed way too small a pic for The detail I want to do. I'm going to have to redo it at a much larger scale. If I zoom it out it gets way to fuzzy.
This is of course more of an experiment so I have just learned I'm going to have a lot more work to do. No prob...