In the odd free hour or two I have had away from the gardening I have been doing, I have been playing around with Cyberboard. I decided to produce some more terrain tiles for my Cyberboard maps, and after some considerable thought I decided that I wanted to produce map icons that were more pictorial and less topographical in style.
So far I have created:
I know that they will not be to everyone's taste, but they do show what can be achieved with a little time and patience.
So far I have created:
- Fortresses (three types: Medieval-style, Vauban-style, and Desert-style)
- Hills
- Hills with Trees
- Mountains
- Towns and villages: Mediterranean (two alternatives)
- Towns and villages: North European (two alternatives)
- Trees (deciduous, pine, and palm)
I know that they will not be to everyone's taste, but they do show what can be achieved with a little time and patience.
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Very nice! The vauban style city should have church spires poking up, I think.
ReplyDeleteJustin Penwith,
ReplyDeleteI have yet to draw a fortified town ... but your suggestion is very tempting!
All the best,
Bob
Nicely done. It should be easy to have clear icons for small, medium and large towns based on the number of buildings.
ReplyDeleteRoss Mac,
ReplyDeleteThanks ... and I like the idea of using different numbers of buildings to represent small, medium, and large towns.
At present I am still experimenting with what I can do with Cyberboard, but each experiment brings with it improvements. I am not quite there yet ... but I am making progress.
All the best,
Bob