I always start with the mountains when I make my maps. Some styles trees and icons go on the same Sheet = SYMBOLS, in other styles, for example Mike Schley, the trees always go on the SYMBOLS TREES sheet. This initially makes it difficult to "place symbols behind the mountains", so you can create symbols back or symbol trees back to automatically position them behind and give better depth to your drawing.

https://forum.profantasy.com/discussion/12585/working-fast-kinda-tutorial#latest

I always have 3 morning tasks on the computer every day (they are not in order): world football game schedule, my email and the pro fantasy forum 🤣

I'm primitive and have little knowledge of computers in general, these windows with lots of numbers and information make me afraid of clicking on something and deleting everything, completely unconfigure and I can never go back to the default stats or blowing up the machine😅

Some time ago I made a "similar" image. Due to the absence of floating islands in the CC3 images, I also inverted a mountain for this purpose.

https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=10158276785786599&set=gm.3013016095695857&idorvanity=1830466227284189

@Monsen I will change to Metzvel on Widow Linn - (same zone).

"something" like that.

the idea of ​​using the icons of the intersections between the "kingdoms" as if it depended on a passage from one to the other.

Or... yet another possibility would be to use different races/cultures/construction colors in each sector.

a large pack of structures expansion for Spectrum overland would be amazing

Where the reefs rise like the teeth of a sleeping leviathan, the Monolith of Lost Sailors stands. A pile of dark rocks and reefs, each bearing the weight of a soul swallowed by the sea before the Lonely Lighthouse was built.

It is said that ancient fishermen began to build the mound in memory of those who never returned, each stone a silent epitaph. But legends whisper that the monolith grows alone, fueled by the cries of victims the ocean will not forgive.

On stormy nights, the winds carry wailing voices that can be heard from the nearest hamlet, and those who dare approach swear they see spectral figures wandering among the rocks.

This time, Master @Quenten sent me to map an "eastern" region. I chose the Empire of the Sun style to create the overland map and then I will use Mike Schley's new oriental images to create the smaller plans within this first map. The names have Chinese influence.

My little piece of land in its original image at 270x270 miles.

At least for now, this section is finished @Monsen @Quenten 12 more maps to the Atlas <3.

Thank you very much!