Below you will find a selection of fantasy map projects and blogs that I am currently involved in.
A minimalist style modern fantasy map with a population of approximately 55,000 people, and a very historic old town.
Made using a fantasy map maker program called Inkarnate, this is a Dungeons and Dragons-inspired map that is named after the two main islands in the chain, depicting the way of life in 9th century AD.
Another Dungeons and Dragons inspired map that is depicted on the 14th century AD, with a vibrant mix of nomadic and medieval culture.
Made in Inkscape, this black-and-white drawing of the village of Frattisham is inspired by one of the Ordnance Survey maps of a Suffolk village that was originally published in 1903.
Consisting of a mainland and 15 islands off the coast of the Sanctuary Sea, as well as over 150 settlements that are dominated by a mighty mountain range running through the mainland's spine, this Roman-era map of Ternia is inspired by a Ptolemy remake from 1482.