Reply With QuoteGreat job, I prefer the lighter one.
Also should the central canal have a shadow on both sides?
This is so beautiful. There is no better and worse out of those two. It's all about personal preference i guess. I like the lighter one better, but it dosent mean the other one is worse.
Great job, I prefer the lighter one.
Also should the central canal have a shadow on both sides?
Just saw this, fantastic work - love especially the green roofs, reminds me of my birth city of Copenhagen
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Karl, I dream of the day when I'll have the skill and patience to produce such an amazing piece. It'll most certainly never happen but your maps make me keep on dreaming
I prefer the colors of the second one... and I can only agree with Thomrey, you're making such wonderful maps.
I just have lost myself in your city! What patience and minuteness! So many details give a map so lively! And the way you colored it, inspired by the maps of the 17th and 18th century! So Great!
Big thanks for all the kind words and the feedback. Hopefully I will be able to show you the finished version during the following week.
Really happy for all the help.
Thanks.
Cheers,
Tainotim
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