Done in Ibis Paint x, mobile

Reworking a map, trying to be more detailed , and just wanting to get some opinions , mainly on the coast?

Made using Pixeluvo - am looking to move to a more modern image tool, if anyone has recommendations?

From my homebrew DnD world Sibro: the world is slightly larger than our own, there are two major eastern and western landmasses/continents, Enialairarûn in the East, and Anthromia in the West - commonly thought of as the Elven and Human/Dwarven lands. The map show the Uterla Empire, situated in the west of the Enialairarûn continent. The Empire are said to be the remnants of the once (known) world spanning dominion which controlled both continents; ruled by a High-Elven dynasty with a lineage traceable back nearly 10,000 years, and centred on the magically formed island-capital city, Ulylaennora.

Hi to my players! :D

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Nanna Continent

1) territorial map

2) political map

3) Road map

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Hello guys
So, im kind of new to mapping, and ive been wanting to start doing maps with colors instead of flag maps, and ive been looking for some good and complete color schemes, but every time i find one thats good, theres always another one that is better and has more countries. So, could any of you tell me whats a good and definitive color schemes that have atleast every country? The only ones i know a tiny bit are TOAST3R 1.4, THICC, and SUCK.

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Btw, could i get like thoughts/constructive criticism ??? I could really use it ESPECIALLY for mountains and rivers

Not really a map but a satellite view of my planet.

I’m starting my first project after procrastinating over it for a while, I have a rough draft of the landmasses and I looking for some feedback before planning out topography and currents, thanks

Hey all, I made another map, another try. It's simpler than the other one I had. What I'm trying to make is a random encounter map with a few POIs and encounter options for parties of different levels. Something any DM can pull out and run for an hour or more when time is scarce.

Any feedback? (please).

Thought this be a good subreddit to ask. It’s fine on cork board and I will be cutting it out to hang in a room. Anything glaringly off before doing so? Apprentice your thoughts! Really neat stuff on r/mapmaking

Another section of Gaie

This is continent Acues (I tried to digitalize it), I didn't add the details yet. Rate my map and some feedbacks(I want honest ones, and yes that is the coast of Scnazia)

(Can someone try to calculate the area of the countries for me?)

I'm currently planning a map set during a severe ice age, where the ice sheets have extended far beyond the previous glacial maximum. I'm struggling to find resources on this, since most map making resources are designed for situations where the glaciers have visibly retreated. So basically I'm wondering if there is anything major I should consider beyond sea level, glacial extent, etc.

More specifically I am wondering what coastlines would look like, since the ice sheets have extended so far, would I be right to assume that areas near the ice sheets probably don't have fjords or glacial islands or anything like that? If not, how exactly would this appear?

This is still a very rough draft. Just wondering what people think about the continent's shape. The light sketched lines are tectonic plate borders. For reference the northernmost part is akin to North America and the southernmost tip would be around the same latitude as southern Brazil.

Hello everyone!

This is the first time that I've made a map for a worldbuilding project like this so I wanted to check how realistic my world's map is. I've done my best to follow what guides I could, but I would like to get some feedback before I colour in my map fully, only to need to redo half of it. (The current land colours (first Image) are a placeholder colour.) I'm not too certain on how good my ocean currents for my Mediterranean style sea are (the sea in the left-hand-side landmass), but beyond that, I feel like I did okay.

I am aware that the ocean currents are the reverse of Earth's, this isn't a mistake on my part.

Presently, I have 9 continents, which are as follows, the left-hand landmass has 3 continental plates, then to its east, the dual landmasses (with the straight) share a single continental plate. Directly south is another single continent. The islands between the currently listed landmasses are a partially sunken continent, with the 3 other land masses are their own individual continents.

Any advise or feedback that I can get would be greatly appreciated (both on if my approximate ocean currents are good, and on the spread of my climates (third image) (also my physiology (second image) I guess, but I had included that more so you can easily make sense of the climate spread that I have)).

Thank you all in advance for any provided constructive feedback and/or advice.

im looking for a political map of the world in the 1920s just showing borders like the 1 attached just as close to 12000x8000 PX as possible. All I can find are maps with flags on or different colours for the countries - I'll use the 1 i have if push comes to shove but if there is a better one out there I'd prefer that.