Brazil secvnduvm Europe in XVI Century

[J.Edward]

Agree, this is wonderful.

[Straf]

This is fantastic I love the way it's been done. It's full of little fun bits too. I'm particularly fond of the southern unknown lands, that the artist is confident that there's a refreshments tent there And the lone alpaca there in Patagonia. Or is it a llama?

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[Ilanthar]

Great work! It feels very authentic.

[Brendo]

thanks a lot ^_^

[Brendo]

Thank you, I tried to make an original work <3

[Brendo]

Wow, Thank you! That's what look for, a kind of "resume creative" of studied maps ^_^

[Pixie]

Gosto muito! E bem vindo à Cartographer 'a Guild!

The style is very well emulated, and the map feels truly early renaissance. You might have exaggerated a little bit on the drawings over the ocean, in my humble opinion too many instead of a few larger ones.

And a question: since this is from a work on actual old maps, did you copy bits (as if they were small drawings which you later paste together) or did you redraw everything?
I'm curious about your creative process.

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