True North Cartography: Maps

Fargoth

First Post

• Apr 26, 2005

• #1

Greetings Everyone.

I have recently posted a new map to my site and thought I’d toss it out to the EN World masses for your perusal.

Without further adieu here’s the map:
Low Res: http://www.truenorthcartography.com/images/maps/Faymere_low.jpg
High Res: http://www.truenorthcartography.com/images/maps/Faymere_high.jpg

Regards,
Paul

 

Last edited: Apr 26, 2005

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alsih2o

First Post

• Apr 26, 2005

• #2

Ka-Wow!!!

That is some major coolness!

 

Fargoth

First Post

• Apr 26, 2005

• #3

Ya know you work on these maps for days, weeks, and sometimes months. You think your done and then BAM! ... you see something you meant to add/change but forgot to get around to doing so.

I meant to make the river text layer on the map a little more transparent. I'm going to play around with it tonight and post an updated map if it turns out better.

Regards,
Paul

 

Eonthar

Explorer

• Apr 26, 2005

• #4

Wow!

Very impressive.

I like it a lot.

 

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lgburton

First Post

• Apr 26, 2005

• #5

nice maps! are you just using photoshop, or some other cartography program, also?

 

Bobitron

Explorer

• Apr 26, 2005

• #6

Whoa, great work!

 

Fargoth

First Post

• Apr 26, 2005

• #7

lgburton said:

nice maps! are you just using photoshop, or some other cartography program, also?

Click to expand...

This particular map used four different programs to create and photoshop was one of them! I must admit that I use Paintshop Pro V9 more the photoshop for the vast bulk of the creation proccess.

Regards,
Paul

 

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Rl'Halsinor

Explorer

• Apr 26, 2005

• #8

This is some of the finest work I have ever seen. Excellent job. How many years did it take you to learn to create such quality?

 

frugal

First Post

• Apr 27, 2005

• #9

Fargoth said:

This particular map used four different programs to create and photoshop was one of them! I must admit that I use Paintshop Pro V9 more the photoshop for the vast bulk of the creation proccess.

Click to expand...

Out of interest, what were the other 3 programs ?

The terrain looks very realistic. How did you go about creating that? Was it all by hand or did you use some kind of terrain generation program?

regards,
Frugal

 

Hussar

Legend

• Apr 27, 2005

• #10

Oh man, that is sweet. I am humbled. Fantastic work.