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Download de Fer Cartography Here
This is the thirds and final set in a series of #free brush sets for Photoshop/GIMP/Affinity, all coming from the work of French cartographer Nicolas de Fer. This is an extensive cartography brush set based on the first plate of de Fer's Le Cours de Missisipi, ou de St. Louis an early 17th-century map depicting headwaters of the Mississippi River and the Great Lakes region. The source map itself isn't as accurate as other maps from the time period, but like his other work de Fer's artistic ability is what shines as he goes into extensive detail creating a unique art piece with signs and symbols that stand apart from others and work exceptionally well for fantasy maps.
Like all my sets, the full set is free to use for personal or commercial work. No credit required. While this set is designed for Photoshop (they also work in GIMP and Affinity) I do include transparent PNGs so you can use them with other programs as well. There are more details and a link to download at my blog. (Click the big ol' link above.) If you end up using de Fer Cartography for your projects, show me! I'd love to see your work and how you used the set.

Description
Download de Fer Cartography Here
This is the thirds and final set in a series of #free brush sets for Photoshop/GIMP/Affinity, all coming from the work of French cartographer Nicolas de Fer. This is an extensive cartography brush set based on the first plate of de Fer's Le Cours de Missisipi, ou de St. Louis an early 17th-century map depicting headwaters of the Mississippi River and the Great Lakes region. The source map itself isn't as accurate as other maps from the time period, but like his other work de Fer's artistic ability is what shines as he goes into extensive detail creating a unique art piece with signs and symbols that stand apart from others and work exceptionally well for fantasy maps.
Like all my sets, the full set is free to use for personal or commercial work. No credit required. While this set is designed for Photoshop (they also work in GIMP and Affinity) I do include transparent PNGs so you can use them with other programs as well. There are more details and a link to download at my blog. (Click the big ol' link above.) If you end up using de Fer Cartography for your projects, show me! I'd love to see your work and how you used the set.