Thread: Deadclock7's Hand Drwan Map: Fields of Suradan

The Resource section has all sorts of brushes in it that you can use for hills, mtns, forests, etc. Deviant Art also has a ton of stuff but you'll have to run a search there cuz there's far too many artists there to list all of their brushes. As for now, the only thing that I can see is that your rivers are all one thickness - try to get the ends tapered by using a smaller brush tip or using the Smudge tool. You might also want to put some fat and skinny parts in your river to give it some variation. But so far so good cuz there's not a lot here yet.

I tried placing trees and moutains, but it doesnt end up looking how a wanted it, it would help if someone else placed them.

But thx for the advice scension.

And heres how I would like the placment stuff.

Oh, duh, my bad. I thought this was a WIP. Bad CL. Now I have to go sit in a corner for a while.

Whell, its kinda a WIP, but i need help on trees and stuff, it's ok.

Do you have any gimp brushes?

I think all Photoshop brushes can be used in Gimp, might need input from a Gimper on that but I know most work. Like I said, there's a bunch in the Resource section.

Well, I'm still no expert on brushes in Gimp - still don't know how to use ore make a rotating one either but I am pretty sure you can always open up the PS brushes as images in Gimp and with a little effort save them as Gimp brushes.

That's amazing, thanks for the help.

Gimp brushes won't rotate (in the stable version) until 2.8 comes out, to the best of my knowledge. PS brushes will indeed work in gimp, just dump em in your brushes folder as if they were gimp brushes