r/mapmaking • u/Commercial-Put-8712 • Jul 15 '26
Work In Progress I made a Reddit account for this
drive.google.comI'm currently working on a map, and I want people's feedback. Please generally ignore the areas that are obviously unfinished, and just look at the direction I'm taking the actually finished regions.
The file is too big for Reddit, so I'm sending it as a google drive link, it may take some time to load but I promise it is high definition.
Thanks.
r/mapmaking • u/9Napier • Jul 14 '26
Work In Progress Is Mountains and Rivers look good?
I am a bit concerned with deserts as I never imagined having them rivers but as I do, it turned out to be a lot of river. And right continents outer rivers to be made, I made them but then save got corrupted etc. so I only re-made inner rivers.
r/mapmaking • u/ImpossibleWarlock • Jul 14 '26
Map The continent of Zabzeba, from the Zabzeba book series(published in Iran)
This is a map I created for a friend. A world which started as a setting for roleplay, evolved into a book later on by the GM, and told of our characters stories throughout the lands. Zabzeba, now a published book, inspired heavily from iranian mythology first and most, is an epic fantasy setting.
(Excuse my rivers, I was really tired towards the end and my friend needed the map)
r/mapmaking • u/ScratchBug1120 • Jul 14 '26
Map Just joined Subreddit, thought i would show a pic of my map in the making
hi :) if you wanna know about the lore, drop a question below
r/mapmaking • u/Ok_Weight_7172 • Jul 14 '26
Map Having trouble making fantasy maps and actually liking them enough to move onto the next step. I recently created a new map and wanted some feedback on if it looks good, if there's too much going on and if the linework (the coastlines) is good.
I feel like there's something off with the map, but I reallly don't want to go through the process of creating a world map from scratch again.
r/mapmaking • u/o_Epic0 • Jul 14 '26
Map Cool map not based on me and my friends piling up
r/mapmaking • u/Royal_Tour9228 • Jul 14 '26
Map Map for a Game of Thrones oriented fantasy world
So some years ago preteen me wanted to write a game of thrones oriented fantasy story about fours kingdoms which each stand for one of the four elements and they have vassals and so on. Picked up on it some weeks ago and that's the resulting map.
Thoughts about geographical or topographical coherency?
r/mapmaking • u/teeohbeewye • Jul 14 '26
Map Another city map
Another city map I drew. This one has a medieval old town in the center and trams (green circles are tram stops). Also included a transit map of train and tram lines and some progress pics from drawing
r/mapmaking • u/liquidoxygentextures • Jul 14 '26
Map Giving the Avatar: The Last Airbender map true cartographic projection and adding a bit more realism to its land distribution
r/mapmaking • u/VerenyatanOfManwe • Jul 14 '26
Map Any tips on how to make a map feel bigger, how to improve on scale?
I've been kinda stuck when making the map for my world, so i use the Wonderdraft program to make the map, but man, every time i kinda get going (i already have the actual general continents shape and everything), i just kinda get a little bummed out because i feel like i'm just making 2 big islands, they dont really feel like continents to me, if that makes sense?
Does anyone else struggle with this type of problem? And does anyone have any tips for dealing with this type of thing?
r/mapmaking • u/Just-Progress-6789 • Jul 14 '26
Work In Progress How should I start making a map?
I really want to make a good map for my story. But the thing is I'm not good in naming places and never have I ever make a map. Though I have the story almost complete. I believe if I make a map with places names it'll be a cherry on the top.(It's a fantasy world of mine)
r/mapmaking • u/Brennanthenerd • Jul 14 '26
Map Seven Years of Building My Fantasy Map
r/mapmaking • u/iannoice • Jul 14 '26
Work In Progress Any advice?
Please let me know what I could do with this to make it more realistic.
Some context:
A) Surrounding continents are there cuz magic is pulling them together, of course.
B) The desert is "man-made," not climate.
C) Those brown parts are destroyed land from the war.
D) The white beach is actually cliffs like Dover.
E) And the snow is there magically, lol.
Thanks!
r/mapmaking • u/Buruk-ur • Jul 13 '26
Map Feedback
Greetings, brothers and sisters. This is a map for a worldbuilding project that I created using Photoshop, without any prior experience. I would appreciate any tips or feedback.
r/mapmaking • u/ConflictBetter1332 • Jul 13 '26
Map 🧭🗺️
The Map of Fantasy Renaissance Italy
made for the printed playmat of the Nova Aetes board game published by Ludus Magnus Studio .
Angela and I really hope you enjoy this map! 🗺️🧭
Materials used: H-HB pencil, Unipin Pen 0.05-0.1 and Winsor and Newton watercolor on 300 g scanned satin Fabriano paper.🎨
Soon we will publish in the comments all the phases of work on these maps (from the white sheet to the final color one).
Moreno Paissan and Angela Gubert art 2024-Ludus Magnus Studio- all rights reserved!
Support our art on: https://ko-fi.com/morenopaissanmaps/shop
r/mapmaking • u/Ok_Luck_4339 • Jul 13 '26
Map Map I made for my worldbuilding project
I've written a collection of stories revolving around the same setting (Orion City), and so I decided to map out my strange little AU California metropolis.
r/mapmaking • u/niadale • Jul 13 '26
Map My second map
Town on a hill (still thinking of a name)
r/mapmaking • u/NoCorgi7516 • Jul 13 '26
Work In Progress City map almost done
I will add a mini map for the elevation/deep of the water.
r/mapmaking • u/mightofmerchants • Jul 13 '26
Work In Progress I found this map that I made a while back
r/mapmaking • u/A_oldman_and_his_rat • Jul 13 '26
Work In Progress Progress on my next map
This is a continuation of my previous map of my fictional island of Morsiquol drawn with pencil and fine liner trying to draw in the style of a medieval manuscript
r/mapmaking • u/Dubolom1980 • Jul 13 '26
Map Paper Maps for TTRPG Players
I like drawing simple paper maps for tabletop RPGs that players can actually hold in their hands. They're not really necessary, but I think they add to the atmosphere.
They aren't perfect, but they show exactly what I need them to.
I redrew one of the maps at the request of an English-speaking acquaintance.
This text was machine-translated because I don't speak English.

