Mike Schley city has a few images of "elves" with houses and bridges on top of trees, by putting several of these together, changing colors and inverting positions you can achieve something similar to your idea.

Mike Schley Overland has a beer mug icon.

These two options would be cool, it seems like a good style for the Traditional Overland.

I have a .png brand of our RPG group in black and another white version and it is 370KB in size. We have even printed with it in A0 size and it turned out very well.

https://forum.profantasy.com/discussion/14946/mapping-to-a-friend-a-fenda-the-crack#latest

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This post started out unpretentiously. I woke up to an image somewhat similar to the first post. Soon, my motivation grew, and I began making one of each in various styles.

I once made this list and saved it in a .txt file, but it ended up being deleted by accident, and every time I click on the monthly items one by one until I find them, I always think about making this list again. Thank you. 😅

High level of detail. Congratulations!

hapless and helpless :)

Since our type of cartography (fantasy) isn't so "technical" but rather has a strong connection to art, I understand the rules more as suggestions than as rigid norms. Whenever possible, I try follow the Western reading order, from top to bottom, left to right and clockwise, to facilitate the understanding of the viewer.