Bah, and I just did http://forum.profantasy.com/comments...page=1#Item_11 yesterday...
This month's Challenge idea comes to us courtesy of Azelor.
Obviously, you can't just trot out a tutorial you've done in the past, but as Azelor suggests, you could update/streamline/modify an older tutorial. If you choose to do that, please follow this simple rule:It would be a bit unusual for a challenge but I think it could be very interesting and as far as I can remember, it has never been done. Obviously, it doesn't need to be a proper map but it has to be related to cartography. It could be a tutorial to make map borders, a technique to make mountains, updating the old tutorial made by Ascension because it's not working properly with the newest version of Gimp... or anything that could help in making maps.
Post a link to the original tutorial you're updating in your first post. This is so voters, if so inclined, can read through both versions and see if they think the changes made were needed and useful enough to justify the update, and a vote.
As always, title your thread like so: August 2015 Entry: < your title here >
Make sure you use this tag before each WIP picture: ###Latest WIP###
This contest will end on or around September 1st, and the winner will receive a magnificent, nay, a GLORIOUS golden compass! (And probably some rep too.)
Bah, and I just did http://forum.profantasy.com/comments...page=1#Item_11 yesterday...
Should be an interesting one, and informative. It's a good idea.
This topic doesn't really lend itself to WIPs, does it?
I hope there will be some interesting entries... I love seening how others do their masterpieces.
Yeah, I hadn't even considered that (about the WIP). Well, hopefully we have some stuff pop up here at the end of the month. I'll try to come up with something if I can. Haven't been feeling very creative lately...
I'm working on it. I should be able to post something soon.
Would we be able to create a brand new tutorial using material we've made before the contest? Like giving a tutorial on how we use our techniques using one of our maps as an example?
I don't see why not.