You've done a really great job with this map

Does any world map need a scale?  I sometimes draw one, but I often wonder why, since the scale can only be accurate at the equator on an Equirectangular projection - which I am usually careful to point out by calling it the Equatorial scale.  As for the rest of it - I'm totally all at sea!  I only know what I learned from Geoff's Climate Cookbook.  I'm more of a geologist and biologist.

I often get asked what each of the Cartographer's Annual contains, or which of them has a good style for a particular job, so I thought I would collect them all here with linked images to each issue as a quick reference guide.

2007 (linked images)

2008 (linked images)

2009 (linked images)

2010 (linked images)

2011 (linked images)

2013 (linked images)

2014 (linked images)

2015 (linked images)

2016 (linked images)

2017 (linked images)

2018 (linked images)

2019 (linked images)

2020 (linked images)

2022 (linked images)

2023 (linked images)

2024 (linked images)

Ingenious
Now I'm really looking forward to the rest of it.

Thanks Mike

I've been working on the remaining jungle and swamp trees this afternoon.  The jungle trees are just fillers to go between the palms and nothing all that special, but the swamp trees are a bit more important than that.  This is the wrong colour, because texturing in ngPlant is a pain and extremely basic, but it gives some idea.  

You're welcome