The lands of Einand (personal project)

[ThomasR]

Thes perspectives of yours are my favorite !

[Pomb]

You nailed it @Voolf! I love it! What arsheesh said. So good. <continues to drool>

[Voolf]

Thes perspectives of yours are my favorite !

You nailed it @Voolf! I love it! What arsheesh said. So good. <continues to drool>

Thanks guys. Much appreciated

[swiss]

Very nice style. Did you hand draw those mountains?

[Voolf]

Very nice style. Did you hand draw those mountains?

Thanks swiss.
Yes, I did indeed.

[Eoganachta]

What a fabulous map!
Everything is amazing, forests, mountains, coast, bending up into clouds, sky and horizon!
Your Labels are clear, stylish, but not cluttered!
Under the lands, there is here and there fire waiting to break through.
Really amazing.

The only thing that I wish is a tiny part of the map that might be more densely populated to give it more of a focus or rhythm change, to counterpoint the magestically drawn expanses of wilderness.

[Voolf]

What a fabulous map!
Everything is amazing, forests, mountains, coast, bending up into clouds, sky and horizon!
Your Labels are clear, stylish, but not cluttered!
Under the lands, there is here and there fire waiting to break through.
Really amazing.

The only thing that I wish is a tiny part of the map that might be more densely populated to give it more of a focus or rhythm change, to counterpoint the magestically drawn expanses of wilderness.

Thank you very much for the kind words Eoganachta.
I agree that the map would look better with more cities etc. I usually get lazy in the end and don't want to add another 20 cities to lenghten my work when i see the end of it already

[Misjay Maps]

I always love exploring your maps...
On this one, I noticed the degrees south to north on the side of the map and realized that if this was equivalent to Earth in size, then this map stretches from Tasmaina, south of Mainland Australia, all the way up to Southern Asia ....

[Voolf]

I always love exploring your maps...
On this one, I noticed the degrees south to north on the side of the map and realized that if this was equivalent to Earth in size, then this map stretches from Tasmaina, south of Mainland Australia, all the way up to Southern Asia ....

Yeah, I should make the differences between numbers smaller, seem a bit too big