I liked the old colours better, theres too little, well, colour in the new ones. The choice of colours is quite good though.
Have looked up what that saturation is what vexers talking about, and hes right - it can use some more of it (though I think it can use more than just a slightly more).
Also, the map makes me feel as if it rains continuously in europe - not every country is like holland
The shape of netherlands is better, but it still looks like a rotated rectangle (with two points sticking out of both sides)
I see that my old link doesnt work anymore - try this one for total overview:
http://www.mycontinent.co/IMGEurope/europe_map3.gif(I have the feeling that it overdoes the sticking out part a little bit, but it does show what i mean)
and this one for just the netherlands:
http://imagiverse.org/activities/countries/europe/netherlands/netherlands_map.jpg(Yeah, i know, its a little country, hard to see details.)
In the second link, the orange part ("limburg"
is sticking out alot to the bottom, while the bottom of the light-green part ("noord-brabant"
is actually quite horizontal.
I liked the old colours better, theres too little, well, colour in the new ones. The choice of colours is quite good though.
Have looked up what that saturation is what vexers talking about, and hes right - it can use some more of it (though I think it can use more than just a slightly more).
Also, the map makes me feel as if it rains continuously in europe - not every country is like holland :P
The shape of netherlands is better, but it still looks like a rotated rectangle (with two points sticking out of both sides)
I see that my old link doesnt work anymore - try this one for total overview: http://www.mycontinent.co/IMGEurope/europe_map3.gif
(I have the feeling that it overdoes the sticking out part a little bit, but it does show what i mean)
and this one for just the netherlands:
http://imagiverse.org/activities/countries/europe/netherlands/netherlands_map.jpg
(Yeah, i know, its a little country, hard to see details.)
In the second link, the orange part ("limburg") is sticking out alot to the bottom, while the bottom of the light-green part ("noord-brabant") is actually quite horizontal.
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