The second installment in the digitising maps part of this project.
I've added a few textures and effects to the map from the origional. However I am not too sure I am happy with the results, I think it still looks a little lacking. As such I think I will be looking for other techniques for creating cool looking maps in photoshop.
Anyways here is what I have at the moment:
Any tips, advice or comments would be greatly apprechiated =D
Note: I havent done anything to the beaches or mountains. I added a texture to the land to try and give it a feel of grass and I then added an effect to the sea (after sliming down the thickness of the ligher water) to make it ripply.
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Monday, 9 February 2009
Wednesday, 15 October 2008
Digitising Maps
Greetings all.
I hope you are having a great time doing what ever it is you do. I'd like to welcome you all to the next article in my blog on creating original worlds.
I haven't posted anything in a week or two mainly due to the fact that I didn't have any tracing paper to copy the map from the boards. However, I have finally bought some grease proof paper, so I am able scan the map into the computer. Once I have scanned the map into the computer I aim to change the line art into full colour maps.
So to do this I thought I would first learn how to create effective looking maps in photoshop. I will update this article as I improve the map more. The image on the left is is what I have so far.
I am rather happy with how the map looks at the moment, thought it has ALONG way to go before it will be in any shape that I would call finished.
Labels:
cartography,
continent,
digital art,
fantasy,
Land,
Map,
photoshop,
sea,
world
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