Flatting in Photoshop
In this video I explain the foundational discipline of “flatting” and my personal method. It is an excellent practice that makes layer manipulation and color tweaking very simple in all stages of your coloring process.
David recently tweeted me his quality prints of the Blacksmith and Trusty Tavern, and I just had to share them here.
Each map is printed at the store and glued to cardboard before being touched up with a black marker around the edges and reinforced with clear tape.
If you like David’s style, he keeps a blog over at http://sonidzero.tumblr.com/ and will soon be uploading D&D podcasts. I recommend you check it out!
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These look great! 🙂