Reply With QuoteI have also posted my Layoutgrids HERE, which I from now on use for designing Mountain sets.
Hi, here comes the next 250 new Mountains I am doing right now.
They are heavily inspired by Djekspeks Pit of War maps, and I hope to try them out soon this week. I am now trying to get more into the field of colored and full rendered maps.
I have also posted my Layoutgrids HERE, which I from now on use for designing Mountain sets.
New Mountains (again :P)
New Mountains first edit.
I tryed this time to archieve Mountains that are inspired by Torstan and Djekspek´s Styles. All in All 60 Brushes
getting rid of that grid must be annoying... surely?Originally Posted by Schwarzkreuz
Those from the above have still to be scanned. After working in the mathpaper i decided to do the digital Grid and Print them for drawing.
You could print out a grid and lay it under plain white paper - that should make it easier!
Looks nice, btw. But, how do you get coloured brushes in photoshop? Or are you using something else?
I actually do have such a drawing desk with a glasplate to put a lamp under it, but I need a new lamp. In the Map Elements section I got a gridpaper for use online. I try this out right now and its pretty nice to use.You could print out a grid and lay it under plain white paper - that should make it easier!
Looks nice, btw. But, how do you get coloured brushes in photoshop? Or are you using something else?
A pity that PS cannot save multi-coloured brushes.
Well, PNG with transperencys are also ok. I puzzle them together in blocks to use, thats also fitting my workingstyle.
I use the same technique for coloured map elements, but the clone tool is less efficient than a brush would be. Who knows, maybe future versions of PS will see such a feature included.
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