Hey all. I'm playing about using CC3+ to make an image of the cosmological arrangement of a fantasy setting. A big WIP, and I'm still deciding on symbols for the Wanders (sun, etc).

What I'd like to add here is the Dragon cutout from Sue's Marine Dungeons 2, with the bronze underlay. The dragon would rest over the trees, head at the top, tail at the bottom, and then have a transparency effect added so it's a thin, ghostly image superimposed over the rest of the cosmological diagram (the Dragon symbolizes spiritual force in this setting, blah blah blah).

I've had fun figuring out how to make things for this image so far, but I am not sure how to do this dragon thing. Any idea?

Thanks! I used an AI program to make them based on rough sketches I made in the program, with a prompt added. Little fiddling here and there to get each one right. Here's a page that shows all the shields for this kingdom so far.

https://www.worldanvil.com/w/aralath-jsberry/a/a-list-of-noble-houses-of-keledon-article

NB - this map is in Selmári, the language of the people of Keledon.

Operating under a feudal system, the monarch retains direct control of the wide lands surrounding the capital; the major and minor noble Houses present there swear their fealty to the Crown directly, rather than through the intermediary of the Great Houses that rule the other Reaches in the name of the Crown.

Called in Selmári Dúírunmór (lit. "land [belonging to] the King), this Reach has been held by the Crown since the kingdom's founding. While the monarch, currently Queen Heulyn, second of her name, rules from the throne under the golden hawk on a field of red that represents the entire realm, she also retains non-royal noble titles in her capacity as head of her family, House Halad. Therefore the sigil of that house, the white unicorn on a field of green, is retained on the map to represent those lands ruled by her family before they came to the throne.

Questions, comments, and map advice are all welcome!

Thanks, both of you! This is a great help.

Nothing gives one as much pride as being completely stymied and frustrated, and then figuring it out!