Reply With QuoteThis is a gorgeous map! Wonderful colour selection, fantastic topography and the shape of it is really natural looking. Great job!
The Kingdom of Daimeremos
Hello friends,
I'm new to the forum, and very happy to be joining a community of such cartographic enthusiasts. Yesterday, I finished my most recent work for the world I'm building for my D&D campaigns: Patamei. The Kingdom of Daimeremos is located on the main continent my players move around, and is the largest country by area on that continent. Primarily agricultural, it has a thriving wine trade, and sports an enormous desert in its centre courtesy of some magical shenanigans. My players are currently looking for a way to reclaim the desert in exchange for a plot of land should they succeed.
Those familiar with real-world maps may recognise the style is very similar to that of the Pergamon World Atlas, a source of unending inspiration for me and the style I'm attempting to recreate here. I'll be taking a short break before starting my next project, which I hope to share with you all as I go.
This is a gorgeous map! Wonderful colour selection, fantastic topography and the shape of it is really natural looking. Great job!
This map looks amazing! You should have a key for the topological one though. There are a few symbols I have no clue as to what they mean (crescent moons in the Khefa'u Hills for instance). Still a really great map though.
An excellent point, I realised after I posted. I'm working on that one as the next element so I have a consistent style sheet for all my maps.Originally Posted by Arimel
Your take on this style is really hitting home for me, this is simply gorgeous. I'm generally not a huge fan of the atlas style approach, but wow do you make it lovable.
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That's very high praise, thank you very much!
A true encyclopedic work !
Nice job !
Nice, clean and informative. Excellent work!
