No, you're OK, @Ralf . Just hope you feel better soon. I am up all night watching the Conservatives being utterly smashed by Starmergeddon (I hope - I'm a leftie from way back). At least you can practice doing one city a day, and showing your results - should iron out plenty of glitches. BTW, that's your homework - you will be marked by the tyrannical headmaster, Quentus Iohannes Ambulator! LOL

Just a thought - how about also mapping in one of the areas already done by Jim, mainly on the island in the Forlorn Archipelago. He did quite a lot of regional maps there, especially on Fisher Island. And perhaps it might be a nice community effore to have others map in regional maps done by Jim. Just a thought.

It only works on polygons, not lines, and I think Royal Scribe has used the line tool, not the polygon ones.

BTW, 16,001 tree symbols, in the Folortalin map, nearly all added by hand in the end. Not anywhere near Ricko's record, though! 😄

Intentional - it is EEEVVVIILLLLLL

This is the village I will be submitting for the competition - a population of 350. These are the map notes already written about it.

 Aretizo (SW coast) – pop 350. A fishing village, especially around the Iamexos Reefs where a special fish, the garum, is used to make a delicious fishpaste, manufactured at the Monastery, and exported to the Irisian City States and beyond.

This is its location.

I really would like to keep Spiros island only for me to map, if that is OK.

I would like to do the village of Aretizo on Spiros Island

[WIP] Community Atlas Competition - Artemisia - Spiros Isle - Aretizo village — ProFantasy Community Forum

This is finished now. Better image in the Gallery. here is the link - Image Gallery: Irisian City States — ProFantasy Community Forum

Here is the FCW if @Monsen wishes to add it to the Atlas before the competition

A good naming site is Fantasy name generators. Names for all your fantasy characters.

I suspect that for large continental or world maps I will be using the upcoming Birdseye style being created by sue Daniels. For regional maps, I will nearly certainly stick with Mike Schley, and also for smaller maps. This is just what I will use, and I am sure many others have many different ideas.