I like it, clean and simple, except for that font. The font seems a bit fancy for this "handdrawn" map. maybe lose the glow or outline?
I like it, clean and simple, except for that font. The font seems a bit fancy for this "handdrawn" map. maybe lose the glow or outline?
Originally Posted by töff
Yea, now that others point it out, it is a bit glaring and hard to read. I did not really pay much attention to that the first look.
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That's really very pretty. Thanks for the link to the brushes as well. That's a great set of images.
I must agree with others. The map is beautiful except for the font. It makes the smaller type (like for Towns/Cities) very difficult to read. Example is the Town of Ghild, gild or something like that. Like I said, difficult to read.
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I thought I read somewhere that GIMP can use photoshop brushes. Is this true?
From 2.4 it can use abr brush sets like these ones.
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Wow. That's cool! I take it I just have to copy them into the brushes folder?
Yep. Either into the local user profile brushes folder, or the main install brushes folder.
(On that note, I installed python-fu on my computer JUST to get the brush manager extension. It lets you dynamically activate and deactivate brush sets within gimp. I found that my 100's of grunge, tech and specialty brushes were starting to make it really hard to find the one I was looking for.)
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