Political map of Glemgres continent

[kemachi]

Hey,

I just finished map of my fictional fantasy continent Glemgres. It is based on a map I posted almost a year ago, recreated in Inkscape with much more detail and simpler style.



WIP thread.

[ChickPea]

Looking good for a vector map! You've managed to include a huge amount of information and most of it's very clear and readable, and I like the shields down the right side a lot. I'm a huge fan of Inkscape and you make me want to have a go at creating a map in Inkscape myself

My tiniest of quibbles is with the very bottom label of Larhia. I understand you're indicating direction and it fits with your north, west and east labels (which are easier to read), but still ... upside down! Ultimately a map's supposed to give information and it's really difficult to read this particular label. But apart from that, I like what you've done a lot.

[Chashio]

This has a nice overall layout with pleasing colors and a clean design. There were three points that caught me, however.
Having two countries separate in their own little box is, not a problem but, sort of confusing; I'm not sure if they're special or if you just ran out of space on the right.
I was going to mention the upside down labels (Larhia at the bottom and South on the compass) but ChickPea already did, so I'll just nod in agreement.
And, I know there's limited space to work in but I think that the writing, while interesting, could be strengthened with some editing.
Oh, and one other tiny thing: I just noticed a city with no name (perhaps intentional?) to the east of the Kihrarian Desert, south of Kabash.

I don't usually go for vector art, but this is a very lovely piece of work and the longer I look at it I find more details to love (like your beautifully varied landforms, coastlines and rivers which feel natural and believable). Nice job!

[kemachi]

My tiniest of quibbles is with the very bottom label of Larhia

Yeah, I tried to turn it around, but it looked a little bit off, so I went with upside-down.

Having two countries separate in their own little box is, not a problem but, sort of confusing; I'm not sure if they're special or if you just ran out of space on the right.

I ran out of space, I miscounted countries when creating, but thankfully I had that space on the left and I actually like that, There was just blank space anyway so why not use it. I like that tiny bit of assymetry.

I just noticed a city with no name

Good eyes, it was indeed unintentional and I don't know how that slipped through as there was uneven number of objects in the layer indicating this, yet I remember it was OK when finalizing cities.

[vaiyt]

I'm taking hints from this map on how to many my own political borders map, hehe.

[Travis Bonnough]

Love this soooo much. Clear and remarkably concise for how much information you have included. Can't say I have ever used Inkscape but this is a glowing endorsement. I will give it a try. Funny, maybe its my D&D character talking but when I saw the Ruins of Black City in the Cursed Forest, I thought, "I want to go to there".

Great work!

[kemachi]

You know, Cursed Forest is called Cursed for a reason.