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Great map - thanks a lot for posting it! As someone who's just finished a big line art map with a tablet, I can only imagine how painstaking this would be with a mouse. The line work on the rivers is gorgeous.
I forgot to point out that the ice desert up top has a hot-springs oasis. I had never heard of this before, and this week I just started reading ASOIAF. As it turns out, Martin beat me to it (in some ways) by filling the castle walls of Winterfell with hot water.
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Great map - thanks a lot for posting it! As someone who's just finished a big line art map with a tablet, I can only imagine how painstaking this would be with a mouse. The line work on the rivers is gorgeous.
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Thanks so much! Yeah, it was rough.Originally Posted by torstan
Since this is my first one, I'm unfamiliar with the nomenclature & jargon - what's "line work?"
Inked with pen = linework.
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I voted for the names - but actually was voting for the font used.
Thanks
sweet, thanks!
Yeah, I love that font. There were some other uncial-style fonts, but I landed with a more gaelic look.
BTW I'm getting to run a D & D campaign using this world and the magic system I created. I'm STOKED.
Congrats! :-)
Thanks, Charles! It was a crrrazy ride. Still remember the freshman class I zoned out in, starting to draw the map on an 8.5/11 piece of paper, outlining the coast and the river. I carried that thing in the front of that binder all year long like some preschooler with a note pinned to his shirt.
Now that I'm a man, I put behind those childish things... kind of.
