Not a big fan of the crumpled paper version.
Not a big fan of the crumpled paper version.
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I'm glad that some of the modifications are not that good and that is said out loud as it gives trust that the others are better.
I like the tattered edges and the canvas texture but the crumples are just too much going on. I'm guilty of overworking things all the time.
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Great maps! I very much like its realism without looking like a satellite picture. This is still a drawing. With those nice vibrant colours, it sort of reminds me of a tourist/theme park map. I agree that the crumpled paper doesn't fit the drawing. That's more for old-looking maps, imho.
I'll definitely check out the tutorial.
*reps*
Fantastic map; Blaidd beat me to it for the explanation.Originally Posted by Blaidd Drwg
Great maps! I very much like its realism without looking like a satellite picture. This is still a drawing. With those nice vibrant colours, it sort of reminds me of a tourist/theme park map. I agree that the crumpled paper doesn't fit the drawing. That's more for old-looking maps, imho.
I'll definitely check out the tutorial.
*reps*
I do like the crumpling - on the oceans, anyway. On the mountains it pushes the map over the edge a bit. Noonetheless, a wonderful map.
"The medium is the message." -- Marshall McLuhan
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