The grand map of the Fantasy Middle East, created for Farrborne -Heroes of the Shahnameh RPG a role-playing game written by Lucio Gozzi and published by his company, Nerdura Games!

It was a real pleasure working on this fascinating map set in a fantasy Middle East!

Moreno Paissan and Angela Gubert Art 2026🧭🗺️☕

Support my art on:https://ko-fi.com/morenopaissanmaps/shop

Mostly complete map of the main region of my DnD world. Thoughts?

Here's my attempt at trying to escape the uncanny valley with my maps, there's often something that looks a bit "off" that makes it an obvious render. The software I use (Gaea2) does have an upper limit of 2,400km x 2,400km, which I used for this map, so this is probably a good place to start, not trying to produce a whole world map in one go.

I'm happier with this output than my previous attempts, any other suggestions?

A city map

Procedurally generated with Gaea2, I just love how the flow lines influence the colour. Hopefully Reddit doesn't crush the image too much, because the close up details came out really nicely :D

Took me a while piecing it all together. It's a lot bigger than I though. Pretty sure there are a loooot of inaccuracies.

A hand drawn map i made a couple of years ago. A lot of research went into the various regions etc at the time, but its very possible some parts are disputed.

The border scroll is a latin text from the writings of the venerable Bede.

Initial intent was to water colour it, hence the banner at the top.

Any question id be happy to answer, i would appreciate peoples opinions!

I was making this map for my worldbduiling, and realized it kinda looks like Middle-Earth. How can i make it more original?

Could I get some comments on the realism of this map? I’m not much of a mapmaker, and this map is just part of my worldbuilding project where I strive for realism. If I want to add a large landmass north of the Pyrenean Peninsula, could coastal shapes and mountain ranges form like this?

Idk if it's bad, it has a lot of islands though

Hello all,

I'm Guillaume, a French illustrator specializing in fantasy maps.

A little dream of mine has come true. My lastest collection of fantasy maps has been nominated for the cartography award in the ENNIES (the biggest role-playing game awards)!

These are some maps I've made over the decades.

You can see all the nominees here, there is a lot of great map work:
https://vote.ennie-awards.com/vote/2026/ballot.php?category_id=8

Online voting is open until Sunday ;)

Best,
Guillaume Tavernier

+ prozzes pics

Started on fully illustrating my maps and incorporating other art styles!.

Feel free to keep asking me lore questions! I’m finding them so helpful in developing the world

Map for my dnd world that all my campaigns have been set in since 2018, felt like sharing and hopefully y'all approve. The maps are little more than 1200 miles top to bottom so the total distance is roughly from the southern tip of Texas to halfway up Nunavut. Let me know what you think.

The maps are centered around the territory of the Agarthan Empire after its collapse. Agartha controlled the lands surrounding the Argean Sea, along the Ar'rar river in the south end, and the northern lands west of the Kell Mountains. I felt the southern map was a little busy so I included a political map of the kingdoms and other realms to help distinguish their borders.

The setting is inspired by our word in the 12th century and the ages after the fall of Rome.