A friend recently asked me for a map and the story of an ascetic for one of his chapters. I then remembered an old map on which I had already marked the exact location of one of these hermits. I killed two birds with one stone: I accepted the request and, as a bonus, gave Remmy more work by preparing another map to climb the Atlas Mountains. I'll send the story soon—which always requires a little more time than the map.

This is great stuff II! The small village reveals itself as pleasing to the eye, with a harmonious arrangement of houses set at non-rectangular angles, giving the scene a peculiar charm. The careful choice of colors for the different parts of the painting brings a vibrancy that enriches the composition. Varied details are distributed throughout the image, capturing the eye and encouraging exploration of each sector, providing a dynamic and engaging visual experience.

The same is true for the interior of the tavern.

Using the dark ocean, I overlaid 4 layers of Sea Contours with the same Edge fade inner effect without variation. The difference between layers is subtle, but in the end it becomes quite dark.

You can achieve this darkening effect by using successive sheets with Sea Contours and adjusting the intensity of each one.

However, the rough texture of this example map will be very difficult to reproduce in the program.