Bare Mercury is the name of my world. It is a transparent substance that looks like water, but it is actually a poison with a deceptively pleasant taste. The main character constantly struggles to achieve his goal, yet he refuses to give up on his dream, even if pursuing it ultimately leads to his death.

To sail west and discover lands that everyone has forgotten.

Made in QGIS. I wonder how different Europe would look by the 15th century if the sea level was always this high?

Here is the map that Angela and I created for Benedict Patrick’s new novel, "They Mostly Come Out At Night" Deluxe Hardcover Edition.🧭🗺️

This map came to be thanks to reaching a specific goal during the Kickstarter campaign for this fantastic novel. We truly hope you like it!

Moreno Paissan and Angela Gubert Art 2025

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Inspired by a post by u/AdmirableZombie1023, I decided to give it a try to put my fictional continent of Yalera into the Google Maps style. How'd I do? If you have any questions about the map or lore of the world, just ask.

This is my first time making a map do ya'll have any tips for my map I'm using paint.net

orange circles with T are train stations, green circles with M are metro stations. included couple progress pics from drawing

I'm working on a rather unusual map of Tír Ghlas, my fictional medieval world.

This time, instead of drawing a conventional geographical map, I'm trying to recreate the style of the 13th-century monk and cartographer Matthew Paris, particularly his famous strip maps showing the route from London to Jerusalem.

The idea is to represent the main roads of Tír Ghlas as a medieval traveller might have seen them: a succession of towns, villages, landmarks, and useful information, rather than a geographically accurate representation of the landscape.

The imaginary author of this map is Brother Venanzio, a travelling monk who has taken it upon himself to describe the roads of Tír Ghlas for the benefit of future travellers. He records towns, inns, markets, dangerous places to avoid, and anything else he considers worth mentioning. You can even see himself in the bottom corner, warning travellers about a particularly dangerous forest!

I'm using a mixture of Latin and Irish Gaelic for the place names and annotations, and trying to imitate the lettering and illustrations of medieval manuscripts.

This is still very much a work in progress: I've only completed part of the first strip, and there's a long road ahead!

Everything is hand-drawn, with ink on paper.

I want to make my own fictional countries provinces, municipalities and cities expandable and contractible and also a geographical terrain map of the heights and rivers. Not a country generator, something where you can draw the country's shape since most I find are AI fantasy world generators. I know there are pages for that since my friend sent me one but I can't remember the name. Preferably free since I am a student, I'm already 18 and I don't have savings.

Since 2019, I’ve been imagining a fantasy series in my head. It started with a crude MS Paint drawing, and now it looks like this :3

Disclaimer: This map was commissioned as a remake of the Caves of Qud map in my own art style, with the client having received explicit permission from the game's developers for this remake. All labels and POIs were provided by the client and copied directly from their material, including any typos or discrepancies from the original map. Some names were also changed to accommodate their campaign. I'm fully aware of these differences, which reflect the client-provided material and campaign-specific changes.

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