Forgot that I needed to finish this...
Here is the rest:
Map 5 inside
- Plantations of big forest
- Plantations of small (probably in size and quantity) forest
- Mixed forest
- Bushes
- Swamp with forest
Map 6
- Swamp
- Firry on wet ground
- Firry on dry ground
- Birch forest between firry
Firry – Any tree with needlelike leaves
Map 7
(Starting at the top)
Above each picture - Dry Ground
Below each picture - Wet Ground
Descriptions to the right:
- Mixed forest, scotch fir, fir-tree, birch, aspen
- Mostly Spruce and Scotch Fir
- Greenwood i.e. birch, aspen, lime timber
- Mixed bushes, hay here and there
Map 8
- Cut logging, replaced by young forest
- Mixed pinewood, sparse oak or birch trees
- Forest tract dominated by short oak, birch and aspen trees mixed with old pine trees.
Bottom:
Pine - Oak - Birch - Aspen
Bill Stickers is innocent! It isn't Bill's fault that he was hanging out in the wrong place.
Please make an effort to tag all threads. This will greatly enhance the usability of the forums.
I think that link is awesomeI love seeing how people/groups develop different ways to stylize and represent terrain on maps.
Me, I'm looking for a good way to draw a forested mountain range, that doesn't clash and is maybe a little more than mountains painted green. :B
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