Well, I decided to try out this annual. I've not done much in B&W before (ie none)

Larger version in the gallery

This is a map of Mistwood, a town set in my client's world. it is OBVIOUSLY copyright.

I am in the process of developing my own style, based on SS5, to do all my town maps in the future.

Today's effort - 2 more blocks, and outlined the sea, marsh and walls.

Total progress to date.

This is the area surrounding the town of Bilederevo (White Tree)

Just want to say something here, so people can get some sense of the sort of person Jim was. I am very sad today, as are his family and friends, of course. He gave so much to the mapping community here. And was always a true gentleman.

I thought I would illustrate the whole world of Dashamargo using two different styles.

The first is for the equirectangular projection, using Erdam Worlds. Obviously in the early stages.

And the Mercator style for the two hemisphere style

The last is best viewed as a large map and high res. though I may change over to larger and fewer symbols.

But here is a close up, which doesn't look too bad.

Here is the final draft (repeat, draft - feel free to add suggestions) for the example city for the July Annual.

I have completed all the drawtools and instructions to my satisfaction - just waiting for @Ralf to return from his well-earned holiday to see what he says. I am also going to add a plain version of the wall and tower buildings, but this will make the drawtool list quite long.

It has been quite a journey, being able to take the new version of the Medieval City Generator into a form which can be more or less easily transform into a format that CC3+ can use. I was really pleased to be able to add the trees, alleys and even more simple versions of the Coat of Arms to the mix.

The bitmap resolution still is not totally satisfactory - but if I make it too large, then the result looks strange, and if smaller, even more tiled. Grrr. And finally the hatch symbol for the fields at the top right are too fine, I think - not enough space between them for a city this size, but I am unsure how to scale them so they work better. And also how to get them to show up in the Symbol Fills list. I guess Ralf will help with this on his return.

I might also do a much smaller settlement, but use the plain style, to see which people prefer.

This is the first (probably only) annual style I have done, and I am a nervous wreck - haha I really take my hat off to those like Sue who produce such magnificent annuals. Thank you Sue amd Remy for your helpful suggestions - jsut having difficulty with the fill resolution size.

I forgot to fix the legend as per Remy's suggestion. Rather than redo it just for this correction, i will post the final map when all the suggestions have come in. I want to turn everything in by 3-4th June.

Update - I would appreciate feedback and criticism. Otherwise, I will submit it in the next few days.

Got a bit bored with my other mapping projects, so i decided to create a world, using real world Falkland Islands and Orkney. Hence the name.

Not finished, but just rivers and big cities and countries to go. Decided to set it in a Bronze age era, so not that many contiguous countries, and quite a few 'empires'. So far, Sumer in the northern continent, and ancient Egypt in the southern continent.

Here it is in the Gallery: https://forum.profantasy.com/profile/gallery/12400/Quenten/388

Further work done on this map - added some extra islands - the ones I have been doing for the Community Atlas. renaming not yet done, but the symbols all reorganized. I had to scale them up since the atlas maps were in miles, and the Hardin map is in Km, and I wanted to keep the islands the same size. It also means I will keep the write-up of the islands.

A larger version will be in the Gallery.