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    Map The Free Cities of Cerala

    This is a (more or less) finished map of an area I am currently developing for my campaign setting. I made the map in order to help me create an adventure I am going to base here with a lot of travelling and searching. So, here it is!

    Hope you like it! As always comments and critiques are welcome. I believe there is room for improvements.
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    I think it looks great but, for me, I never do straight up black...I make it a brown to match the brown along the coast. Looks good nonetheless so nice job
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    I think it's absolutely gorgeous.

    I'd use straight black where the colours of the map are pretty monochrome but not if there's lots of colour. It really works for me.

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    Yes, gorgeous map. Have some rep!
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    Very good map, has an old-look-feeling. How did you make the border?

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    Thank you guys for your comments!

    As for the border, after I finished the map, I extended the canvas and used a celtic pattern from here to fill around the map.

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    not bad, not bad.

    I like the way you did the forests, the lines really help fill in the spaces without making it look cluttered.

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    Quite nice, though I feel the border is a bit overwhelming - at least for me.
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    I like it, looks very nice. Particularly like the symbols you used.
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    That's a thing of beauty. Very nice. Deserves some rep.
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