Reply With QuoteGreat map, the line art is very well done!
Ossimos (Oct/nov' 18 Lite Challenge)
Before I forget
The thread is here, with toponymy explained : https://www.cartographersguild.com/s...ad.php?t=42634
Great map, the line art is very well done!
I already told it, but this one has a real charm : the colors, simple and clean design work very well. Congrats, and have some more rep !
I like the lines economy there! The shades on the font might look a bit out of place maybe? Considering how flat the colouring is in the rest of the map, i mean.
Looking at your map made me think of a recent read I had. "Les Rois du Monde" by Jean-Philippe Jaworski so, I think you did a great job with the names. And, BTW, you did a great job with hte map too. Bravo !
I'm in love with your beautiful, carefully crafted lineart! I think as a whole the piece could maybe use... something more to it, although I'm not entirely certain what that something is. Looking at it now, after a little break, I get this odd sense that it looks a tiny bit unfinished somehow, but I can't put my finger on what I think it's missing. I don't know. It's most likely just me being weird.
Even with that, I stand by my earlier words: my favorite of the entries in this challenge.
Many thanks all!
You're perfectly right, I was short of time at the end of the challenge, I didn't have time to test properly Thomas suggestion and didn't want to add things in a hurry, so I preferred to concentrate on borders and title to have a "finished" look. As I am now on the beginning of another project I don't think I will be able to motivate myself on this soon
Looking at your map made me think of a recent read I had. "Les Rois du Monde" by Jean-Philippe Jaworski so, I think you did a great job with the names. And, BTW, you did a great job with hte map too. Bravo !Voyant "ossimos", j'ai pensé exactement la même chose
Great job, really like what you did with this one.
Oh p... ! I have read the first two volumes when they were released a few years ago and I haven't even made the connection (Jaworski is an excellent author who I highly recommend and the plot of"Rois du Monde" is set in pre-Roman Gaul)! Thank you both for remind me that, I know what I'll get for Christmas
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