MOUNTAINS: Tips & Tricks | Inkarnate Stream

[@BKPrice]

One thing that tends to be absent in guides like this is if the world you are creating is a fantasy world it doesn't have to be limited to vulcanism and tectonics for mountain formation. Magical events, battles between gargantuan beings or gods, etc., can all form odd mountain formations.

[@inkarnate7021]

Great feedback thank you.

[@therealjordiano]

Rly nice tutorial, didnt realise there were all these options like the object shadows, cool technique defo

[@bigsarge2085]

Cool. Yeah, I imagine plate techtonics on my own maps!

[@inkarnate7021]

You and me both! Though sometimes I do change it up.

[@erwangoasdoue1721]

Ty

[@puppets1979]

Technically plate tectonics are also a process of volcanism.

[@swampgoat6343]

So my issue with doing it this way is that those mountains are like 250 miles wide, and nearly as tall. I really wish ya'll had a world map sized top down mountain range stamp. Ones drawn with the path tool just end up looking like weird rivers.

[@inkarnate7021]

That's a great suggestion We take art suggestions here feedback.inkarnate.com/art-requests

[@epiphany8429]

How do I texture the sand to make it look like actual sand/desert, rather than just the color? EDIT: Found it! The search toolbar is very useful.

[@inkarnate7021]

There should be a dozen different textures that have sand dunes or you can use actual dune stamps. That's up to you.