Graenlandir, the world of Heimur

[Barliman]

I love your use of color and the font for your labels; really makes me want to explore the place.

[Tom]

thank you Barliman! I'm pretty proud of the font, i made it thank to this site: http://www.myscriptfont.com/

[Abu Lafia]

Great to see this wonderful map finished! I think i've written it in the wip thread already, but i love the lively comicesque style and the saturated colors a lot. The emblems and the city-icons are just fantastic and i can only agree with the others on the great border and all the funny details. Looking forward to see more from Heimur!

Edit: wow, you made this font yourself!? It looks very cool and fits the style of the map perfectly.

[Tom]

Thanks Abu Lafia! very kind!
The upper and lower border should represent (a part of) the story of the world, i don't know if it can be understood, or it's just in my head hehe..

[Kui]

Hey, I like the map! I enjoy the concept of using shields or banners to represent a specific location of civilization or perhaps post civilization. I hope that you do not mind me saving the map in a folder, I generally show example images to people that I hire for this sort of thing. Would you be interested in paid work as well?

[Tom]

Thanks Kui! I used shield because it was too complicated to add a border for countries, without messing up an already full of details map
And yes, I'm open to commission

[Kui]

Would you consider sending me a private message? I am not saying that I will hire you right away but it is nice to have people in my mind while taking things into consideration.

[Pixie]

Very pretty in its "computer game" style. I think this is a great piece of work, congrats and rep to you!

-There is no space for a proper compass rose

Wouldn't worry about this - compass roses and portolan lines are used for navigation and your map is about the land, not the sea...

[Tom]

Thank you very much Pixie!

[Ilanthar]

Gorgeous map! All the details are very well done and I just love your flags and frame. My only critic (a minor one and a matter of taste), is that I would have prefered paler blues and greens.