First map I've actually completed, feels too empty to me but I don't know how to change that...

Also looking for constructive criticism, I like making the paper-styled maps like these.

After three years, I've finally updated my world map for my homebrew world. I'm much happier with the size, the features, and the names of all the lands. (Polite) criticism and/or questions welcome.

Still figuring out some of the borders and presentation, but I'm pretty satisfied with this so far! This is the setting of the visual novel I am slowly chipping away at; most of the relevance will be in the western half, specifically in Blacksalt, which is a very fun region to be in if you're a mercenary or an up-and-coming despot, and decidedly less fun otherwise.

Let it be known to god in heaven i spent 2 hours trying to buy the ancient Greece pack on Cartography assets because those walls look so perfect (and the island focus of this world would greatly benefit) however my bank and paypal for some reason refuse to transaction on it, so the pseudo roman society is getting chinese walls!!! why not, don't even remember what pack its from

what do you people think? Ideias how to improve. I hope the image quality is good.

Phew, I honestly don't think I'm that good at making maps, but this is probably the best result I've gotten after actually taking my time and going over the systems and tools. What do you like? What would you change?

It's a fantasy world, so I really am not bothered by any wrongs in biome placement (though I would still like to know for the future), but what about scale and stuff? I feel like the cities are a little too big, but the words get pixelated and unreadable when they're too small. Where would you place settlements and points of interest?

A while back I was messing about with Wonderdraft and decided to work on a map for a friend of mine's D&D homebrew world. This would make it my 3rd time remaking the map, but it has been enjoyable to work on plus it was always fun to watch others reaction to the changes between each version of the map and multiple campaigns from his world.

Goal is to eventually finish a total of five different landmasses/regions but for now this is the one I will share :)

Second image showcasing a rough outline of the various landmasses.

since i can't post this map directly to tolkien fans i need any tolkien experts help and opinions on what they think of the layout of the landmasses on arda in the second age.
since we don't have a second age world map from tolkien directly we can't fully rely on karen wynn fonstad's map. i traced tolkien's ambarnkata V and made coastline adjustments to, what i would say, is a less extreme version of fonstad's adjustments. if you look at her change on the west coast of africa/harad she brought it so far inland. is there a lore reason for that?

i know when beleriand was flooded there was much change in the world during the war of wrath and then there will be more significant change when the world is made round and new lands will be created, perhaps from the sundering of others, but is there something i'm missing when it comes to more of the landmasses shifting or being flooded - or is it truly just speculation at this point

p.s. some of the names you might notice are made up, slightly changed or converted to an english equivalent. this is very much a draft hence why middle earth looks kinda messed up.
also is sea of rhun too eastward? it kind of looks like it's where helcar was as i copied tolkiens shape so there was much less room for rhun and the far east to fit on the continent.

I also made Caethral, Godfeheld and Himmeland. What are your thoughts on this map?

I keep having to go back an edit sections of my map to fix scaling issues, but every time I move the land masses the symbols stay in their original location. Is there any way to lasso all objects in an area?

Does anyone know if Wonderdraft works on Wayland or only on X11?