Thanks for posting that link. I was having a heck of a time trying to figure out what was what.
I'm thinking about tossing my own hat int he ring on this months contest...I dunno tho...I'm thinkign about trying my hand at photoshop mapping.
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No need for that. I was having a hard time because I was thinking that PlotStorming's challenge was before CG's for some reason and so I was looking at the wrong month and scratching my head as to where the Glass Ocean stuff was.
I am really enjoying the different techniques, software and approach being taken by every participant to this month's challenge. I say, it should even be more difficult to judge, since every map is "apples and oranges" to every other map.
Terrain Monkey is creating hand-drawn and digitally enhanced maps.
NeonKnight is using both CC3 and DD3 to create with.
Torq is using Dundjinni
I am not sure what Midgardsormr is using, probably CC3 or Inkscape.
And of course I'm using Xara Xtreme
The variety is great!
Gamer Printshop Publishing, Starfinder RPG modules and supplements, Map Products, Map Symbol Sets and Map Making Tutorial Guide
DrivethruRPG store
Artstation Gallery - Maps and 3D illustrations
I agree the variety is great.
Just a note. I am not using Dundjinni, but rather Gimp. Some of the artwork is off the Dunjinni forums though.
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contest closes tonight (late) and voting begins! So get your finals in today!
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CC3 at the moment, but I think I am going to try to do the terrain in Corel PhotoPaint, following Pyrandon's "artistically accurate" city map tutorial.
I'm still learning so much that my approach is a bit fractured--I haven't settled into a preferred method for anything yet.
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