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I'd use it if I could be bothered to use maps for my dungeons, and if I actually had a working copy of Photoshop.
If you need to use it and can but can't, YOU WILL BE DESTROYED!
Iä Cthulhu fhtagn!
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Whether a thought is spoken or not it is a real thing and has powers of reality.
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aesh t ek auph shya. the darkness inside protects.
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"WOOOOOOO! I'm Invisible!"
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nature is my muse
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You can allways make art, but you can't allways make Art.
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Grammar time!
Now I wish I know how to turn my B&W maps into spectacular pieces with texture, tan gradients, wider yet clearcut borders and all... like yours Keilious.
Any tip?
Basically, find yourself some grunge brushes, then work them on in seperate layers. Mess around with blending styles between them, but stick to mostly greyscale.
Finally, apply a "colour balance layer" and tweak until you achieve the desired effect. Appart from that... a stroke blending style for the white bordery thing...
Oh! And finally, create a layer on the very top, fill it with white, set its fill to 0%, add a pattern overlay and choose a pattern from the artist's material's set, and set it to overlay or similar.
That should get an effect roughly like what I got there.
(I made that image yonks ago, but this is the best I remember of how to get to that stage)
Don't hesitate to ask if you need any more help.
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Grammar time!
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There's nothing wrong with me that a little THC and TLC won't fix...
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