probably best not to sayOriginally Posted by Freehand 5.5
Well the map is getting close to finished now. I spent quite some time coming up with the cartouche ( i really need to start managing my time better - I spent the better part of the day working on it and was hoping to get it done in far less time than that). I just need to add the forests and other grassy features like marshes, maybe; and if manage I'll try to brainstorm some city symbols since I'm not altogether pleased with the current ones, as they're rather boring.
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Looks like another fine piece of your own, with that kind of old 17th century touch I like!Only thing that isn't that much comfortable to my eyes is some towns/locations labels that aren't clearly readables on mountains and the curved underlined labels (not a great fan of them). Great work though, I'm waiting for the finished map to give the rep it deserves
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I'm calling this one finished and have now posted a finished thread in the appropriately-titled finished maps part of the site, which can be found here.
Awesome map...how do you get the hash lines you have on the coasts?
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its just a pattern, with a selection made from the coastline expanded, feathered and inverted, and deleted from the pattern layer, leaving a certain amount of waves. it took a abit of tinkering to get it the way i waned
That one is certainly amazing vorropohaiah! Simply beautiful!
What can I say? It is good. It is really good.
Awesome work.
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Excellent map. Love the style!
This one goes to my drawing board as an end goal...
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