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Custom map terrain brush in Photoshop?
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I have this antique style map:
I wish to customise it by adding more land.
Is it possible to create a custom pattern that represents the land? How would I add the "edge" of the land; perhaps as a stroke/outline on the brush preset?
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I have this antique style map:
I wish to customise it by adding more land.
Is it possible to create a custom pattern that represents the land? How would I add the "edge" of the land; perhaps as a stroke/outline on the brush preset?
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I have this antique style map:
I wish to customise it by adding more land.
Is it possible to create a custom pattern that represents the land? How would I add the "edge" of the land; perhaps as a stroke/outline on the brush preset?
adobe-photoshop patterns brush maps
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I have this antique style map:
I wish to customise it by adding more land.
Is it possible to create a custom pattern that represents the land? How would I add the "edge" of the land; perhaps as a stroke/outline on the brush preset?
adobe-photoshop patterns brush maps
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You could copy and paste a rectangular piece of the land from a larger piece of the land mass, create a path over it, and apply that as a vector mask, then add a stroke effect.
For example
Yes it is also possible to create a custom pattern in Photoshop, but I don't think that's how it was added to the map. Patterns repeat, but the example doesn't show that. It's more likely a texture that has been created possibly using the clouds filter, or even a scan of some paper. Getting something that matches exactly would be difficult.
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That's a good idea. Is there a quick way to create a "turbulent" path like you did or did you do it by hand?
– turnip
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@turnip I drew it by hand. It only took a minute or so.
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You could copy and paste a rectangular piece of the land from a larger piece of the land mass, create a path over it, and apply that as a vector mask, then add a stroke effect.
For example
Yes it is also possible to create a custom pattern in Photoshop, but I don't think that's how it was added to the map. Patterns repeat, but the example doesn't show that. It's more likely a texture that has been created possibly using the clouds filter, or even a scan of some paper. Getting something that matches exactly would be difficult.
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That's a good idea. Is there a quick way to create a "turbulent" path like you did or did you do it by hand?
– turnip
5 hours ago
@turnip I drew it by hand. It only took a minute or so.
– Billy Kerr
4 hours ago
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You could copy and paste a rectangular piece of the land from a larger piece of the land mass, create a path over it, and apply that as a vector mask, then add a stroke effect.
For example
Yes it is also possible to create a custom pattern in Photoshop, but I don't think that's how it was added to the map. Patterns repeat, but the example doesn't show that. It's more likely a texture that has been created possibly using the clouds filter, or even a scan of some paper. Getting something that matches exactly would be difficult.
answered 6 hours ago
Billy KerrBilly Kerr
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That's a good idea. Is there a quick way to create a "turbulent" path like you did or did you do it by hand?
– turnip
5 hours ago
@turnip I drew it by hand. It only took a minute or so.
– Billy Kerr
4 hours ago
add a comment
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You could copy and paste a rectangular piece of the land from a larger piece of the land mass, create a path over it, and apply that as a vector mask, then add a stroke effect.
For example
Yes it is also possible to create a custom pattern in Photoshop, but I don't think that's how it was added to the map. Patterns repeat, but the example doesn't show that. It's more likely a texture that has been created possibly using the clouds filter, or even a scan of some paper. Getting something that matches exactly would be difficult.
answered 6 hours ago
Billy KerrBilly Kerr
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You could copy and paste a rectangular piece of the land from a larger piece of the land mass, create a path over it, and apply that as a vector mask, then add a stroke effect.
For example
Yes it is also possible to create a custom pattern in Photoshop, but I don't think that's how it was added to the map. Patterns repeat, but the example doesn't show that. It's more likely a texture that has been created possibly using the clouds filter, or even a scan of some paper. Getting something that matches exactly would be difficult.
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That's a good idea. Is there a quick way to create a "turbulent" path like you did or did you do it by hand?
– turnip
5 hours ago
@turnip I drew it by hand. It only took a minute or so.
– Billy Kerr
4 hours ago
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That's a good idea. Is there a quick way to create a "turbulent" path like you did or did you do it by hand?
– turnip
5 hours ago
@turnip I drew it by hand. It only took a minute or so.
– Billy Kerr
4 hours ago
That's a good idea. Is there a quick way to create a "turbulent" path like you did or did you do it by hand?
– turnip
5 hours ago
That's a good idea. Is there a quick way to create a "turbulent" path like you did or did you do it by hand?
– turnip
5 hours ago
@turnip I drew it by hand. It only took a minute or so.
– Billy Kerr
4 hours ago
@turnip I drew it by hand. It only took a minute or so.
– Billy Kerr
4 hours ago
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