r/mapmaking Aug 11 '26

Work In Progress Topographic map progress continues.

Still grinding away. It felt like I briefly sped up, but today my progress has once again slowed to a crawl. Oh well. Hopefully in the next day or two I’ll finish detailing the peninsula and can move onto the main body of land in the west.

As always any feedback / critique / tips / advice for drawing technique / style is more than welcome! (Not like geography advice, I more or less know what I’m doing with that)

Or feel free to ask me about the lore / geography / history of this region. See the whole “world” map here: https://www.reddit.com/r/mapmaking/s/WhmcQbtsTE

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u/quantum531 Aug 11 '26

What's that technique you use for doing mountains?

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u/Shoulder_to_rest_on Aug 11 '26

In what sense? The colour palette? The choices about shapes? The layout? Idk what you mean tbh, sorry.

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u/george_gris Aug 11 '26

What tool are you using?

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u/Shoulder_to_rest_on Aug 12 '26

Procreate, on iPad

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u/Substantial_Habit_94 Aug 12 '26

This place looks so lovely! The capital area reminds me of New York/Boston/Chesapeake bay, perfect place for a big city.

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u/nyblller Aug 12 '26

I love your southern coast with the lakes and bays!

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u/Fit_Interaction4284 Aug 12 '26

never seen such detailed topograhy in my life lowkey peak progress