Reply With QuoteFilling the gaps with Google earth pictures. Now merging the different images to make it look homogeneous.
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Sevastopol 1942 map proyect
Hi all. I´m starting to give shape to a map for a Wargame about the Siege of Sevastopol in 1942. I intend to post here images and comments of the making process.
First Thing I did was a pencil drawing of the region topography. Then I started to search for aerial images of the period, wich were really hard to find but managed to fill large zones of the map with actual pictures wich i beleive will give an "authentic" look to the map. My next step will be filling blank areas to blend with the pictures, so changelling.
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Filling the gaps with Google earth pictures. Now merging the different images to make it look homogeneous.
maper2.jpg
Oooo—I'm already suuuuper into that.
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Very cool, interested to see where this one goes!
mapa4.jpg Merging everything witn cloning, levels and frequencies spilt. Once I finish this laborious part I´ll hide all this under game graphics
MAPA.jpg Now with map graphics, switching to Illustrator
Very cool concept and approach.
Looking forward to where this goes.
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Starting to add game graphics. Divided the map into zones and added some markers. Those are manly illustrator work. screen.jpg
Debating If I should go for symbols or realistic illustrations for the different terrain features dibujovs.jpg
That is a super cool way of making maps!
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