Angel Tarragon
Dawn Dragon
Truly excellent work!
True North Cartography: Maps
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Samuel Leming
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Truely fantastic & impressive work.
My guess is that two of those programs were Campaign Cartographer 2 and World Machine. I don't know that for sure, but World Machine does create detailed terrain like that.
Sam
frugal said:
My guess is that two of those programs were Campaign Cartographer 2 and World Machine. I don't know that for sure, but World Machine does create detailed terrain like that.
Sam
Fargoth
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FR Style
Here is another map I created. This one has been on my site for a while, but it was in an unpolished state. I have since refined it and now consider as complete as possible, (for now anyway!).
I think the vast majority of you will recognize the style this map uses.
The map started as a hand-drawn image that I scanned and colored in Paintshop Pro.
Regards,
Paul
http://www.truenorthcartography.com/images/maps/FR_STYLE.jpg
Here is another map I created. This one has been on my site for a while, but it was in an unpolished state. I have since refined it and now consider as complete as possible, (for now anyway!).
I think the vast majority of you will recognize the style this map uses.
The map started as a hand-drawn image that I scanned and colored in Paintshop Pro.
Regards,
Paul
http://www.truenorthcartography.com/images/maps/FR_STYLE.jpg
Angel Tarragon
Dawn Dragon
Another great piece, Fargoth. I really like it!
Fargoth
First Post
Hussar said:
I looked at everything and things appear to be in order. I have no idea why you are receiving the 'forbidden' message unless it might be an issue on your end with your provider or network.
Try visiting the web site www.truenorthcartography.com and see if the entire site is forbidden.
Regards,
Paul
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Ranes
Adventurer
Superb. Thanks for posting these. I looked at the website, too. Particularly liked the player's map you drew by hand. But they were all marvelous. You have very lucky players.
This is just a thought but have you considered creating continental (ie campaign sized) maps entirely devoid of labels? I reckon there are plenty more peeps like me who have got ideas for campaigns, notes on nations and tribes and histories and such but they (er, we) can't draw a decent (let alone exquisite) map to save their (er, our) lives. An unlabelled map would give these (us) less (un-) talented souls something on which to graft their (our) megalomaniacal dreams.
Not that we deserve it.
This is just a thought but have you considered creating continental (ie campaign sized) maps entirely devoid of labels? I reckon there are plenty more peeps like me who have got ideas for campaigns, notes on nations and tribes and histories and such but they (er, we) can't draw a decent (let alone exquisite) map to save their (er, our) lives. An unlabelled map would give these (us) less (un-) talented souls something on which to graft their (our) megalomaniacal dreams.
Not that we deserve it.
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