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I’ve realised I have a particular workflow for drawing coastlines in my maps. Here’s a quick walkthrough. Each step is done on a new layer in photoshop, and I use a 5px hard round brush in each case with size set to pressure. However, all of these steps can be done in Gimp – or … Continue reading "How to Draw Coastlines on a Fantasy Map"

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Rivers have to be the most common thing for new map makers to get wrong; and even seasoned cartographers may have some of these mistakes sneak up on them if they’re not careful. But, having an awareness of some of the most common issues that come up when it comes to river placement will go a long wa

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Sea Of Ruin, Cartographers Guild, Fantasy Map Making, Word Map, Dnd World Map, Imaginary Maps, Fantasy World Map, Map Making, Tabletop Rpg Maps

Toward the end of last year/beginning of this year I had the pleasure of working with Nick Cole and Jason Anspach, of the Galaxy’s Edge series of books. https://www.galacticoutlaws.com/ Here they head into another direction with an old school style rpg, enlisting some old school names. They worked with Jim Ward and Erol Otis, among others. The combat mechanics are new and interesting. For the map, they wanted something between Tolkien and Conan, which I was happy to work on. You can follow…

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Maps of Oz - Oz Wiki - The Wonderful Wizard of Oz Map Of Narnia, Fictional Maps, Book Maps, Textures Wall, Oz The Great And Powerful, Middle Earth Map, Follow The Yellow Brick Road, Fantasy World Map, Wonderful Wizard Of Oz

Maps of Oz have been produced almost since the beginning of Oz literature. Along the way they have embodied one of the many inconsistencies that seem almost characteristic of Oz. Any map of the subject must be rooted in the description of the Land of Oz given by L. Frank Baum in the first Oz book, The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, which details the four separate countries of Oz in the four cardinal directions, with their names and characteristic colors. (The term "Gillikin" is not introduced until…

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