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    I really really like the mountains in the second piece. I'll have to figure out how to emulate that style at some point.

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    Quote Originally Posted by helium3 View Post
    I really really like the mountains in the second piece. I'll have to figure out how to emulate that style at some point.
    Yeah -
    The mountains and cliff coastlines look like the technique called 3D planimetric relief, or plan oblique relief where terrain features are drawn with a perspective aerial view , rather then a directly overhead view but distorted to fit on an overhead view. Like this (from the linked website):



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    Where did you get that map on the left from? I actually desperately need that specific map for a book I'm writing.

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    Reading the shaded relief site that Rob posted the link to, the map is drawn by Erwin Raisz. If you google his name you get a number of sites with his work on.

    Ravs

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    I really really like the mountains in the second piece. I'll have to figure out how to emulate that style at some point.
    I drew the basic outline of the mountains, (east/west) then drew the North/South ridgeline connecting them. I then used a softer pencil to give them a little texture. The background coloring was all done in Photoshop.

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    Wow man...!

    Those maps look great! Excellent work.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ravells View Post
    Reading the shaded relief site that Rob posted the link to, the map is drawn by Erwin Raisz. If you google his name you get a number of sites with his work on.

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    Hahaha. I didn't even see the actual link to the map site.

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