Fairin'Dor - Tea Dye and Burnt Effect

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Hello everyone,

I decided to post a recent map that I made called Fairin'Dor. It's a random fantasy world that I created for a course I am currently taken. I drew everything out with different sized Micron pens. On one map my sister and I did a light tea dye effect to give it a more ancient look to it. The second image is the same map on parchment paper, ripped, and inked to give it a burnt look. I need to work on my borders and icons that I used, but overall I am happy with it. Please give me feedback or critiques on what I should or shouldn't do in the future. Thank you all!

-Mike

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Hello everyone,

I decided to post a recent map that I made called Fairin'Dor. It's a random fantasy world that I created for a course I am currently taken. I drew everything out with different sized Micron pens. On one map my sister and I did a light tea dye effect to give it a more ancient look to it. The second image is the same map on parchment paper, ripped, and inked to give it a burnt look. I need to work on my borders and icons that I used, but overall I am happy with it. Please give me feedback or critiques on what I should or shouldn't do in the future. Thank you all!

-Mike

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