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[2017-06-07 06:41:01 +0000 UTC]
(New Zealand)
# Statistics
Favourites: 189; Deviations: 69; Watchers: 622
Watching: 18; Pageviews: 59681; Comments Made: 146; Friends: 18
# Interests
Tools of the Trade: Global Mapper, Photoshop# Comments
Comments: 48
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Happy birthday. I hope your current endeavours are going well.
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Hi,
I work for a digital agency in Wellington, NZ and we're designing an interactive experience for a high profile client in the museum sector. The design requires a hi-res map of New Zealand, and we really admire your work. We would be interested in receiving a quote for a commissioned map render.Β
Can you please email me at:Β jonny@springload.co.nz
Thanks,
Jonny Doig
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You share the same birthday as finakiyomo and Bunnyloz!
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Your welcome! I hope you had a good birthday!
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Happy Birthday, dear Mapper! May the Lord bless you this year! ^^
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Hey, I was wondering how I can download the even higher-resolution (14k) versions of The Planet Mars and The Moon. Thanks!
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I have one question to you, sir. All this satelite views from your maps are made by yourself or just a satelite photo?
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For some of my maps I use satellite imagery as a base, which is fixed up and reworked before merging with shaded terrain to create the 3d look that each map has.
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I don't know if you already did, but I think you should share this knowledge.
Try to make tutorials about how to make these maps. You may get more watchers.
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You share the same birthday as Bunnyloz!
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Awesome Gallery, with what Program do you worK?
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I do most of my work in the GIS software Global Mapper and Adobe Photoshop.
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I really love the maps you are doing, itΒ΄s so interesting!
And you already shared all the programs you are using. I just wonder because itΒ΄s really complicated if you never did anything like that and need 4 programs or sites to do so, have you ever considered to make a tutorial for it? Maybe if not now then in future.
Just an idea what might interest a lot of people
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Yeah I might do some tutorials in the future.
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