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Sorry for the late reply, I was away from home when I saw your post and forgot to get back to you when I got back.
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It's one I've used before in the two "Languages of Yantas" threads (one for humans, another for the Kovur).Creyeditor wrote: ↑20 Dec 2020 12:35 This looks nice. It's a different map style, right? I like it a lot. What do the colors signify?
Oh, the black solid lines are to mark out where, more or less, different languages families are spoken (at the point of 1AD). So there's a less detailed map from all the way back in... Jesus(!) 2015, that shows the larger ones and misses any exclave areas*:Creyeditor wrote: ↑20 Dec 2020 21:16 The black solid thin lines on the continents are political divisions, I guess? Btw, I read through your thread on the cartographers' guild and I am really impressed (again) by the progress you made and the endurance you have. I hope one day, I will get a comparable details and results for my conworld Frēdauon.
No, it just seemed like the next best step. Nice coincidence thoughCreyeditor wrote: ↑28 Dec 2020 23:18 Has your recent interest in rivers awakened because of Artifexian's (kind of) recent video "How to river"?
I should have been sleeping when I was working on that initial river map, lol, so completely get that.