I recently discovered this masterpiece made by Hadrian VI - Demosthenes Swamp, in Artemisia. I was so amazed by the work, and the subsequent Wyvern work in a small region, that I decided to add my wheelbarrow of sand to the project for this place.

I took for myself the small, nameless village to the northeast, now called Adondis, the village surrounded by a treacherous, stony swamp.

This time I chose to make a map of a small dormitory, using the map from Brother @Royal Scribe.

I used the mosaic image (as a symbol flat) from monthly content #5 (temples) to create the base of the design. After that, I superimposed the images, one inside the other, using the orange floor circle as a boundary.

One after the other, each time with less image showing, leaving only the outer circle of the mosaic visible, with light and dark yellow floors, one inside the other.

This time the map of the day took me back, once again, to the fascinating kingdom of Embra in Alarius.

That art of 16th and 17th-century cartography was what inspired me to use it as a basis for drawing when I started using the program again back in 2021... and it continues to inspire me.

My first attempt was in this post https://forum.profantasy.com/discussion/11614/gothic-constantinopla#latest , using the Mike Schley style, and at that time I liked the results. After that, I continued exploring the possibilities with this style and taking advantage of the successive new monthly content.