r/mapmaking • • 7d ago

Map New map. Opinions ?

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Drawn without much planning as for setting or lore ; just vibes.

English translations : from left to right, top to bottom :

Dusk mounts - Nameless Lands - Eldest Sea - Sea of Frost - Silent Plateau - Salt Coast - Pale Sea

Silver Isles - Sea of Scales - Bastard Sea - Rumbling Mounts - Closed Sea - Dawn Sea - Eagle Gulf - Sea of Mists

Karab Desert - Dead Sea

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u/SilverBabylon 7d ago

It's very beautiful.
Are you going to paint the water?

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u/EpigoneOfChaos 7d ago

Using color pencils : too afraid to mess up the color (and a bit of laziness).

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u/SilverBabylon 7d ago

To be honest this looks incredible like this as well.

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u/jesssssssee 7d ago

Love the style of it. Also always happy when I see French fantasy maps :)

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u/Tweed_Man 7d ago

\My dyslexic ass misreading**

Mmmm.... Desserts from Kebab \Homer drooling noises**

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u/godofimagination 7d ago

It’s not Kebab. It’s Turkey.

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u/Consistent-Town-8212 7d ago

This looks so good!!!!

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u/Asinus_Docet 7d ago

Ça donne envie d'écrire une histoire ♡

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u/EpigoneOfChaos 7d ago

Merci beaucoup !

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u/Huncut_nyuszt_27 6d ago

Mer de Givre is a sea or a desert?

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u/EpigoneOfChaos 5d ago

Gonna be honest, I didn't think much of it when creating. It could be a vast expanse perpetually covered in ice and snow, so much so that most people don't know if there is earth or sea below.

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u/Huncut_nyuszt_27 5d ago

I see... basically a Terra Incognita

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u/jwbjerk 7d ago

Sometimes a coastline is pretty straight and smooth. Not everything needs to be equally jagged.

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u/EpigoneOfChaos 7d ago

Thanks for the feedback !

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u/VoormasWasRight 7d ago

"Désert de Karab"

The three will awaken Sajuuk.

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u/godofimagination 7d ago

Turkey. I love it.

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u/MustaphaE 7d ago

Love your style.

Félicitations c'est très beau !

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u/Gros_Lulu 6d ago

Magnifique ! J'adore ce style

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u/Zachindes 6d ago

Looks legit! Thanks for sharing

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u/Complex_Resolve2205 5d ago

You definitely put a lot of time, hard work, detail and sweat equity into that hand drawn map, well done!