So I've got this campaign setting that I've been working on off and on for the last 20 years or so (since long before I had even heard of D&D). I've got a map that I made many years ago of the continent, but when I did it, my resources were limited, so I have a pretty low-res map, with only basic geographical notes (country names, basically).
What I'd like, is a very high-resolution version of the map, which I could print out on a canvas or a wall scroll and hang in my living room. However, I don't have the skill to produce such an image, so I'm looking for someone who can. Someone who can produce a high-quality, highly detailed map of a continent roughly the size of Australia, including major terrain features, major towns, capitals, and other locations of note.
You'll work based on my original image, and I'll give you rough drawings of what I want in terms of greater detail. After seeing some samples of your previous work, we can negotiate a price, which will be in exchange for a high-resolution image (as big as is feasible), and full copyright ownership. If it turns out well, I may have further such work available in the near future (at one point in the timeline, a new, larger continent is created/discovered).
Before someone comes in to say "Herpa-derp, D&D is off-topic here, so GTFO!", .
ruin our fun why don't you
If soliciting business on these boards is against the CoC, then please delete this thread.
You've been on these forums long enough to know soliciting is against the CoC.
If soliciting business on these boards is against the CoC, then please delete this thread.
You've been on these forums long enough to know soliciting is against the CoC.
I've been on these forums long enough to have not read the CoC in years. I was posting from work, and I was in a hurry.
I'll report this thread for deletion.
If soliciting business on these boards is against the CoC, then please delete this thread.
You've been on these forums long enough to know soliciting is against the CoC.
I've been on these forums long enough to have not read the CoC in years. I was posting from work, and I was in a hurry.
I'll report this thread for deletion.
To be fair we haven't actually read it either. We've just been violated by the CoC so much that we know it by heart through example.
Now, Fractal Mapper is pretty easy to use.
Not too shabby eh?, If I can do it you can do it!
Not too shabby eh?, If I can do it you can do it!
but can you do it while drunk?
Not too shabby eh?, If I can do it you can do it!
but can you do it while drunk?
I was drunk!
Not too shabby eh?, If I can do it you can do it!
but can you do it while drunk?
I was drunk!
most impressive
Not too shabby eh?, If I can do it you can do it!
but can you do it while drunk?
I was drunk!
Are you ever not?
Im not right now.
Yes, you are.
Im not right now.
My sympathies.
On topic i will say that Campaign Cartographer is pretty nice, you can do some pretty amazing stuff with it, but its very complicated, not very user friendly, you need like a degree in CAD design or something to properly use it.
Now, Fractal Mapper is pretty easy to use.
Not too shabby eh?, If I can do it you can do it!
I'm a fan of fractal mapper. I use it for my campaign maps and I turned out some really great stuff before I lost everything that was on that hard drive.
On a side note, all that work with fractal mapper gave me a head start when I took a class dealing with GIS software. I was the only person in the room that didn't use that software as part of my job and yet I smoked all of them. Which is partly a testament to my own genius, but seriously it is really good software and pretty easy to use one you learn how the fractals work.
Im not right now.
Yes, you are.
Well yeah, I am now, but I wasnt then.
On topic i will say that Campaign Cartographer is pretty nice, you can do some pretty amazing stuff with it, but its very complicated, not very user friendly, you need like a degree in CAD design or something to properly use it.
Now, Fractal Mapper is pretty easy to use.
Not too shabby eh?, If I can do it you can do it!
I'm a fan of fractal mapper. I use it for my campaign maps and I turned out some really great stuff before I lost everything that was on that hard drive.
On a side note, all that work with fractal mapper gave me a head start when I took a class dealing with GIS software. I was the only person in the room that didn't use that software as part of my job and yet I smoked all of them. Which is partly a testament to my own genius, but seriously it is really good software and pretty easy to use one you learn how the fractals work.
Dude that is awesome!! So see you really can apply stuff you learn playing D&D to the "real" world, in your face mom!!
On topic i will say that Campaign Cartographer is pretty nice, you can do some pretty amazing stuff with it, but its very complicated, not very user friendly, you need like a degree in CAD design or something to properly use it.
Now, Fractal Mapper is pretty easy to use.
Not too shabby eh?, If I can do it you can do it!
I'm a fan of fractal mapper. I use it for my campaign maps and I turned out some really great stuff before I lost everything that was on that hard drive.
On a side note, all that work with fractal mapper gave me a head start when I took a class dealing with GIS software. I was the only person in the room that didn't use that software as part of my job and yet I smoked all of them. Which is partly a testament to my own genius, but seriously it is really good software and pretty easy to use one you learn how the fractals work.
Dude that is awesome!! So see you really can apply stuff you learn playing D&D to the "real" world, in your face mom!!
And as part of the circle of life, my job then applied to my gaming when I later downloaded GIS software to my computer for an Ultramodern4 campaign that I'm running.