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Lets see more iso/perspective maps!
-Rob A>
Mountains and Trees
Thanks again to Hapimeses for his mountain tutorial - I have (since watching it) done some good ones - these were done in a hurry but still using the same process. The forests were different attempts at perspectives and some other things.
I think I like the forest on the left best (against the mountains) - but maybe without the little tree shafts sticking out below. Thoughts?
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I think it's great, been looking for more mountain/forest screenies. I like the one with the tree trunks the best, for iso anyways. The other ones look like giant bushes or something.
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And our time is flyin', see the candle burnin' low
Is the new world rising, from the shambles of the old
~The Rover - Led Zeppelin
I tried my hand a bit after watching that tutorial as well. Turns out I really suck at drawing mountains. Going to have to practice that one for a bit.
I like the forest to the left as well, although I think it is because of the tree trunks. I don't think it'd look as good without them.
I like the trunks also, seems to go best with the mountains.
Can we get a tutorial on how you created the forest on the left?
I also like seeing the trunks. It reminds me of the Pete Fenlon maps for MERP (A good thing!)
Great mountains .. and great foreststhe trunks are the way to go
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