Nesindra III

[J.Edward]

In a surprisingly odd twist, this is one of the first finished world maps I've posted here.
I have done a few globe views, but not an actual word map. Imagine that.
Anyways, I started a bit of this over in my experiment thread early last year.
This actually got started as I was first messing around with G.projector and was trying to come to grips with making equirectangular maps that looked ok when fit on a globe.
There isn't backstory for this map, as it was more experiment than anything else.
The idea was that it was just a part of a map catalog of some exploring space race.
Just sort of mapping planets and locations that they had surveyed.
Nesindra III reminded me of a name for some sort of Star Trek system name.

I tried a few different things here, different than what everyone sees from me.
Though not so different from what I used to do. I always liked graphic design.
Anyways, I'll quit rambling. Enjoy.

Nesindra III, from the Atlas of Stellar Cartography
[as published by the Fetrimeris Survey Expedition, OLN Gleistron 7869-1442.873o4]

[Azélor]

It's a nice style and the use of pale colours for details is good but maybe a little too dark.

[Ramah]

Beautiful map. J.Edward.

I especially like the mountains being a yellow ochre colour on the black. It reminds me of chalk on a blackboard. Excellent style.

[Ilanthar]

Simply great !
You've done this one quickly (or so it seemed), I'm even more impressed. I love the general layout and design, the landshapes.
I think the mountains could maybe pop a bit more?
And, hum *getting an innocent look on his face*... will we see the rest of the star system ?

[J.Edward]

It's a nice style and the use of pale colours for details is good but maybe a little too dark.

Thanks Azelor
It was a tough decision between the details being subdued and more prominent.
I wanted them to be subtle, not overly strong.
More to suggest mountains than to be really part of the map..

Beautiful map. J.Edward.

I especially like the mountains being a yellow ochre colour on the black. It reminds me of chalk on a blackboard. Excellent style.

Thanks Ramah
Very much appreciated and glad to see you back around.

Simply great !
You've done this one quickly (or so it seemed), I'm even more impressed. I love the general layout and design, the landshapes.
I think the mountains could maybe pop a bit more?
And, hum *getting an innocent look on his face*... will we see the rest of the star system ?

Yeah, this went somewhat quickly. I mean, a decent portion [the coasts] sat on my computer for a long while.
But this later phase was done pretty quickly. Maybe a week or so actively working it.
The style allows for a reasonably quick turnover. Without the mountains, it would be really quick.

Hehe, i don't know about more system info/maps. ;P
Are you wanting something like a star system map? or other planets in the system?

[Mouse]

Very dramatic!

Ummmm... I'm not terribly keen on that font.

Apart from that, though, another fine map

[J.Edward]

Very dramatic!

Ummmm... I'm not terribly keen on that font.

Apart from that, though, another fine map

Thanks Mouse.
hehe, that's okay. Chashio didn't like the font either.

[kacey]

Looks great J.Edward, love that you went for black with this its very unconventional, reminds me a bit of Ilanthars recent star map.

[MistyBeee]

Aww, I love that unusual colors and the clean/modern look. Would change nothing there !

[Kellerica]

Did I perchance happen to mention I ADORE these colors? No? Well, I do. A beautiful composition overall, I love the simple yet elegant decorations around the map. And I'll have to disagree with Mouse here, I think the font actually fits this map very well.

Yet another beauty, well done.