Reply With QuoteI also put together a little demo video showing Ende in use.
Ende: A 17th/18th Century Littoral Edger for Your Fantasy Maps
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Today I'm releasing Ende, a paint-in style littoral edger for your maps to quickly capture the hatched coastline popular in the 17th & 18th centuries. The set is designed for Photoshop (I believe it should work in GIMP and Affinity.) It'll work best when placed on a layer behind an opaque "landmass" layer. They're designed to be base points. I recommend adding noise or applying some texture to them to rough them up so they fit your map's aesthetic.
You can download Ende over on my blog.
These are always distributed under a CC0 license, which means they’re free to use for personal or commercial work. No attribution is required! Let me know what you think!
Last edited by KMAlexander; 11-17-2020 at 01:32 PM.
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I also put together a little demo video showing Ende in use.
Writer & Designer - kmalexander.com
My FREE historical cartography brushes: Hogenburg, Kensett, Zuodong, Ishikawa, Hyacinth, Ende, Homann, Zatta, Janssonius, Vischer, Braun, Ogilby, Van der Aa, Gomboust, Harrewyn, Popple , Donia, Bleau, Aubers, L'Isle, Widman, Walser, Lumbia, Lehmann, and Moronobu Gansai, Mokuhanga, also de Fer Cartography, Battlefield, Settlement
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