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The bays are a good idea, that's gonna be glorious !
You've got quite a bit of progress and it's looking great!
The bays are a good idea, that's gonna be glorious !
Nothing special. I just wanted to avoid the color of the mountains or forests being distorted by the green of the ground below ... so I erased it. It also helps to make an automatic selection of the zone to be colored (forests or mountain) in order to avoid overpainting on the groundOriginally Posted by Mouse
There's certainly a lot more of interest to see now that you have started to add the geomorphology in.
I haven't seen this method before - turning the mountains and forests white. Now you've got me all intrigued as to what you're going to do to them next
Oh I see! Will it be tricky to blend the base of the mountains into the land?
I wait to see with great interest
Oh I see! Will it be tricky to blend the base of the mountains into the land?
I wait to see with great interest
Probably, but no more than if I had left the green background.
And then I tried to leave a gradient at the base of the mountains to facilitate the transition. I just have to fill the texture of the mountains further than just to the edge of the ground... At least I hope so ...
Some progress...but it so slow...
Oh I don't know - It seems to be coming along quite nicely considering the amount of work there is to be done
Nice mountains! Are you going to blend their feet into the ground when you've drawn them all?
I cannot wait to see those mountains shaded
Thanks !
Yes, the whole blending part will be done, once I've put all the colors... I think part of this "frontier" which is too sharp, will be less sharp with the shadows, and if not, I'll work on the blending with all the "effects colors" I want to add (to make some differences on the main land)...
Really nice Jo. The textures around the coastlines/cliffs really bring them to life (:
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