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I would submit your work to the public gallery of social media. Like Instagram and Twitter. No better way of sharing and getting feedback.
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No. It is a fine chicken, but my dog Pepper is my favorite pet. And my office mate.
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And you can do strange but effective practical and impractical things with transparency in gradients. Here is a big collection of resources: https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/arcgis-pro/analytics/interesting-and-absurd-uses-of-digital-elevation-models/
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Hi Lesli! Yeah, I find that vignettes (those little faded edges around the perimeter of a map) is a soft way to visually frame visual content. I like neatlines sometimes (though rarely) but only if part of my map spills OVER the neatline.
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10 more minutes! We've lost threaded conversations for some reason, they are all flat chronological now. But keep them rolling in!
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But usually, I start with a simple hue gradient with a slight brightness shift too. To help re-inforce the less-to-more visual. Then I just play with them manually in the Color Scheme Editor in Pro until something looks cool.
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Regarding the color palette question, you should check out the Viridis set of colors. Great for maps and visualization. https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/viridis/vignettes/intro-to-viridis.html
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