Reply With QuoteHi All,
Have filled in the the canyon walls etc. Went a bit mad with the blur & burn brushes but i'm quite liking the blockishness, not sure if it matches the overall graphical feel though.
Originally Posted by Fransie
It reminds me of Tar Valon (Robert Jordan, Wheel of Time series). A very feminine shape with a rather suggestive title...
Nice work!
It kind of reminded me of a feminine shape too. I am a bit surprised that Robert Jordan did so too.
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Hi All,
Have filled in the the canyon walls etc. Went a bit mad with the blur & burn brushes but i'm quite liking the blockishness, not sure if it matches the overall graphical feel though.
Оhhh, nice map.
But... sorry for 1000 times... from above it looks like some interesting part of woman ; )
lolMaybe for my next project i'll work on the twin mountains of ....oh never mind
I unintentionally did that once myself.
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I like the water, looks like a muddy stream instead of a sandy beach. The filter on the land looks good in the thumbnail...maybe next time do the terrain 2 or 3 times larger and then shrink it down then do the city.
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I'd guess that the canyon walls would be built down into as well, like some troglodytes did. Maybe a vertical cross section map as well?
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