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Published: 2018-07-11 15:24:18 +0000 UTC; Views: 5062; Favourites: 48; Downloads: 99
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This is a map of Ederfast, a sprawling region of forests, mountains and more than a few rivers, also the home to kingdom of the same name! There is a blank version of this map at the link!Related content
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manati20 [2021-01-18 03:00:15 +0000 UTC]
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k-m-alexander [2019-03-22 16:29:38 +0000 UTC]
Really love the vibrancy in the colors here. Well done.
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Bogie-DJ [2018-07-13 03:51:38 +0000 UTC]
Beautiful map!Β Great colors, and I have to agree with Starcave, the compass is amazing!
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Starcave [2018-07-12 10:19:47 +0000 UTC]
Awesome map! There are a lot to love about this map.
What I have to note is your compass rose. I absolutely adored how you created this starry sky feel with it. Inspiring stuff!
Thank you for the midtone tip on the other map. I want to keep the comment in the inbox so it stares me in the face, so I haven't replied on it. It would make it disappear. It is an incredibly useful tip. Really much appreciated.
I do have a question. A problem I came across in my main continent map I am busy with. You go from very different colors in the zones on your map, yet you manage to make them blend naturally. This I am struggling with a tad on the continent map. Region maps are a little different, so the problem doesn't pop as much.Β
Anyway, any tips in how you would blend two different color zones? (The zone I am trying to blend is silvery -silver sands- and more normal color of sands.)(I want to tackle more real fantasy type biomes, that is why.)
Any tips in the matter would mean a lot to me.Β
Omri(Xcali from C-guild)
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Caeora In reply to Starcave [2018-07-12 14:00:06 +0000 UTC]
Firstly, thank you so much! Its awesome to hear that it's inspiring and helpful! Secondly when it comes to blending, my technique is to use an unconventional brush, in fact I use this exact ink blot instead of normal "brush" in every single one of my maps i.imgur.com/VOqOmrr.png . I then change the settings in photoshop so that the angle jitter is nice and random an typically turn down the opacity to anywhere between 5-15%. You can then get a really nice blend between pretty much any two colours I might also go in and do details buy making the ink blot smaller and smaller and using lighter colours
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Starcave In reply to Caeora [2018-09-23 15:18:38 +0000 UTC]
I wanted to say thank you for this tip.Β
It really has tweaked the way I went about it. Definitely useful!
How is the city map coming?
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