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This was exactly what I was looking for! Great video brotha! Thanks for the info!

Please make a detailed video too. This was very informative but additional aid will be so much more helpful!! thank you

amazing tutorial thanks (:

This is a great tutorial!!

Fantastic tutorial thank you. Can I ask.... which color palette did you use? Is it maybe Earth or Geyser? And also where did you get the background parchment jpg from? Thanks again.

Best of the Best tortional ever thanks a lot brother

bro where to find map projections?

Wirklich toll =) ich fange gerade an mich damit zu befassen. Ab und zu muss ich ne Pause machen, weil es wirklich viel Information ist ^^ Ich hab mir ein Paket mit einigen Texturen und Pinseln gekauft und bin noch am herausfinden wie ich die hunderte an Dateien in Gimp verwenden kann. Like und Abo hab ich mal dagelassen =)

are you an author?

Thank you for the tutorial. It help me alot

I come back to this channel every few months to see if you are back. Hope to see you again soon. your vids are awesome.

I dont understand what is going wrong Im stuck trying to make the path from the selection The path ends up with approximated curves and lots of jagged triangle edges and it looks really bad especially when stroking the path. Also, single pixels get 3 path points on 3 of 4 edges, making the path around them triangles instead of squares from the selection I used. (other larger shapes are also approximated as perfect triangles when making a path from selection, like it's trying to use as little path points as it can rather than being accurate) In this video your selection to path seems to make a pixel perfect path around the selection with 90-degree angles around the pixels. How do you do that? (Furthermore, you stroke the coast with an eraser and add details smaller than the pixels seemingly? I'm so confused...) Edit: (At exactly 21:00 you "create the path" but it's a jump cut to the path done and filled in with white and its perfect squares and blocky. How did you do that? The video literally skips it, that's not what my path looks like, nor does the path auto fill with color, was that something you did after making it?)

This is SO good! Thank you so much!

Bro you are super underrated!!!

very helpful mate.....thanks a lot

Thank you so much for this great tutorial! I'm creating a map for a fantasy story and the brushes + handdrawn continent outline is such a good combo for me.

i dont find any SGV of map projection 😞

I fr wanna learn this

I know I’m late to this but I just still want to say I love all this work you’ve done and how your ideas are born, thank you!

My proplem here is iam creating a full world map of my fantasy world, It contains three continents, and whenever i get to the biom part i cant use the tool because its make all the map at one biom or two, iam about to give up tbh

As a person who is starting to build a fictional world you are such an inspiration for me, keep going bro and I hope you never give up on this project.

This is amazing, exactly what I wanted ty!

Only thing i couldn't really do is biomes, the gradient either doesn't work at all or only paints the outer part of the continent and some islands off the coast

THE best GIMP map tutorial. Thanks man.

I find this so cool! I'm watching it three years later and following the steps, as well as using some other techniques, to start my first world-building project! The only question I have is: How did you obtain a world projection grid? You mentioned searching for them as SVG files on the internet, but I haven't been able to find any! I'm also aware of the list of map projections (I'd like to use a Mollweide projection), but I can't find any file with an empty grid, only files of the real-world map with their respective projection systems. I've also been trying to figure out how to configure the projection grid in some other drawing program or in GIMP itself, but I haven't been successful. How did you get yours? I hope you could help! I am very thankful for your work and tutorial :). Best regards.

I wanted to ask for the brushes is there anyway to import it into krita

Great video, thank you very much

Do you think you could try this in medibang? Love your work and one of the very rare Eastern worlds created! Im trying to make a chinese fantasy world myself and seeing your work really inspires me to continue creating :)

i have been searching for months on how to create my own maps for my dnd campaign and every time i found something promising, it was either just an asset or it costed a lot of money so i was super happy when i found this tutorial. it was very usefull and the result looks great thanks Leo Leonis.

Good tutorial, personally I've been using Inkscape and it's the one that I feel like works the best for what I want

Hey are you going to come back to this project? It's one of my favorite worldbuilding projects, I absolutely adore it

do you think it was better to make this kind map on krita or on GIMP

Great video thanks. I have learnt a lot from this thank you very much

thank you

What’s the software or whatever your doing that on called?

It looks like China in Japan

I wanna know where you got that parchment.jpg, its the best ive seen

What do you mean "note so great", man, you're amazing!! Super helpful and cool video

Can i export this in .svg?

Thank you man , great work

This is actually one of the better gimp tutorials I’ve seen and it goes right into an example project. It’s just so great.

This has opened me up to Gimp, didn't know it was a thing before this video. I'm having a blast spending hours upon hours creating new maps and trying out new things. This has enriched my life so very much and I can't thank you enough for this amazing content.

What dimensions do you make your world maps?

Amazing tutorial, Thank you

How do you animate your maps? I've been looking for a simple solution...

How do you make those maps? I saw the tutorial you made with free tools, but I'd love to know how you make yours in this style

I might be crazy but is the island in the north luzon? 😅

Bro just created the most beautiful and wonderful script in the world. Amazing work

Miss you bro