WOW I'll have to do some thinking on this one !
This month, the challenge is to make a map that shows an evolution of his subject.
The work has to show at least two maps showing this evolution but you're free to do a lot more. Remember that all maps have to be shown on one and only file.
You can depict the growth of a city in its multiple stages, show a plan of a magnificent castle and the plan after its ruin during the war that ravaged the kingdom, draw a map of a continent showing the succesive political changes along its history or create the blueprints showing how the starship Falcon MK-II slowly became the Condor MK-I
As usual, please make sure to title your threads: February 2015 Challenge: <your title here>
Also, don't forget to precede each work in progress picture with the label: ### Latest WIP ### This way the thumbnail scraper can find your entry.
This challenge will end on or around the 1st of March after which there will be a 4 day voting period. The winner will receive a shiny new golden compass!
WOW I'll have to do some thinking on this one !
"Aye The skies be clear , the seas be calm and the winds be with us .....
ARGH!! but the damn compass be broken!! "
Capt. Noah Swalter Last voyage of the " Silver Crest"
Interesting idea.
Max, don't forget to make this thread a STICKY so it stays at the top.
My Battlemaps Gallery http://www.cartographersguild.com/al...p?albumid=3407
OOOH.
Yes yes yes.
Damn it, I wish I was making my map in Photoshop and not in hand on paper! That's something I'm already doing![]()
A map must contain the following four elements: Title, Author, Scale and Orientation. It should also contain these two elements: Date and Legend. Without these, it's just a piece of paper with something on it.
This sounds very interesting.
Or make use of paper against a window with sunlight shining through over and over again
I've done that a few times when I've screwed up my hand drawn maps. Speaking of which...I should probably post one soon![]()
Great challenge concept! Now one just have to figure out what to do with it.
Cheers,
Tainotim
It's similar to the past challenge 'two maps of the same place' - I'll have to find out, if I find time and an idea ...