Me too, Loopysue!

They're from Jon Roberts Revisited (2022).

I have always been strongly drawn to the Herwin Wielink style - I just absolutely love the look of the map as a whole and the character of the symbols. However, I almost never use it other than to take a symbol here and there for other maps, because of the lack of symbols. What it does, it does extraordinarily well (IMHO), but it doesn't do much.

Not a specific style comment, but rather a general look - I often, but by no means always, lean towards subdued colors and subtle color shifts rather than the bright, bold maps styles (Dark Realms or Parchment Maps, for example, over Sarah Wroot or Mercator).

Mike Schley is impossible to beat for sheer variety of symbols, of course.

Hope this helps.

I added the version of the map without the mist over Hybernia to my gallery, in case anyone wanted to look at it. To me, the mist really adds to the map and Hybernia isn't nearly as interesting without it. In this game, almost nothing is known about Hybernia, so I didn't put anything there other than the major lakes and rivers (w/ my own mishmash of Gaeilge names).

Both are now linked in the OP.

I made a few changes:

1. Added Antonine Wall, Hadrian's Wall, and Offa's Dyke
2. Thinned what would be Sherwood Forest so that it isn't quite so overwhelming
3. Added the campaign "home base" settlements along the Great Ouse

I also figured out how to sharpen the image in the OP, and relinked to the updated gallery image. I think this one is all wrapped up now.