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Thread: September-October Challenge:Antique Playing Cards

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    Wip September-October Challenge:Antique Playing Cards

    I went looking through some mapping books for some inspiration on this challenge and ran into some playing cards printed in 1676. Here I have done a very rough mock up of a single playing card. I plan to select one neighborhood from each Borough and put all five on a single map. This was done in CC3/ City Designer Pro.

    anyway, here's the mock up:

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    Cool idea, can't wait to see how this turns out.
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    I have to say, that's one of the more unique approaches so far, good luck with it!

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    cool - thats a neat idea
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    Interesting idea...
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    That is indeed very cool!
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    Thanks for the encouragement.

    Here's an update - not as much progress as I had hoped, but the street maps turned out to me too much information for the small format so I switched to neighborhood outlines.

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    hmmm.. .the street maps had a cooler look in my opinion - perhaps if you outline the neighbourhoods?
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    Wip More progress

    I think I have settled on the style, prolly some tweeks left, but I am thinking I am pretty close. Thanks for the input on the street map idea, i really bounced it around a while and I think it would be too busy or not give due justice to the neighborhood. Anyway i appreciate the suggestions, and any more that are out there.

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