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    Guild Expert rdanhenry's Avatar
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    I think the Westlund mountains fit the map better, although perhaps the others just need to be faded a little. (There's nothing wrong with using more than one style of mountain - Earth does.)

    I disagree that hand-drawn mountains have to have hand-drawn forests. If you use a color or texture for forests, it can overlap with the mountain symbols, allowing you to indicate forested v. non-forested mountains. It all depends on what you are trying to achieve.

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    well... i went back to bumpy mountains...

    how do these look for size and placement?

    i am imagining that the large Suthryn island is about the size of Australia... maybe this is a new game world...

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    I'm not that fantastic with scales etc. but I'd say that if the Suthryn island was the size of Australia then your mountains look a little big.
    They look good though.
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    i thought my mountains might be a bit too big...

    i made them with some photoshop layer styles someone else had uploaded to the site... sand dunes and mountains.

    i am not sure who created them, but they are brilliant. I could try to track them down if that would be helpful. or someone else may know and post who it was...

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