I found this collection today looking for something else. Each of his files are setup for Photoshop and Abode Illustrator, but include a transparent .png of all the symbols. They are also provided with a Creative Commons, no rights reserved (CC0) license. To use in CC3 will take a little work but they can provide that something a little different.

I did not really look for a previous post on this collection, so my apologies if there is a previous post.

I have posted two new galleries, one the Hotel Jefferson that would make a good meeting place or crime scene in a 30s adventure, the second the style experiment with "The Newcastle".

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They have collections of CAD blocks for free.

I found this web site with a series of aerial and satellite imagery. I thought it would be of interest.

All,

I have added some new maps to my gallery.

The Wine Merchant, originally published in Source Maps: Cities!

Sagon (Stalag Luft III) regional map, I posted this one last year some time.

A collection of tenements / apartments, and rooming houses. Never posted before.

The Pullman Apartment is special because my sister owned the righthand third floor apartment after it was restored and the units were sold as condominiums.

Also posted a map of the "Spinward Marches" made using the Cosmographer's Traveller data importer. I have added trade volume data to it.

I put it in a "misc" Gallery.

The Cosmographer /Deckplan /Furniture symbol set has a variable symbol labeled "bed" variation #6 & #7 are bunk beds. The Modern/Floorplan/Furniture (private) symbol set also has bunkbeds. There may be more.

Also a nit, but would it look better if the two cities were swooped? So they were closer to where they are on the map.

I have always draw then rotate.

The sample seems too dark to me. Especially after looking at the 3 schemes for the P III.