Some of my commercial and hobby cartography

[Dlsharrock]

Some of my cartography.
This one is greatly reduced and is the key version, a bird's eye map of the city of Mormont created for RPG Tonight's living game Valterra. The actual map is 9000 pixels wide and used in the game's chat environment.

And this is the Valterra map created for the same site, again greatly reduced. Mormont is up there near the Thulan mountains.

A more traditionalish map for a place called Mistleburg which was part of a larger campaign world.

And another, Urmshiem. These next two were done using a really old version of Microsoft Image Composer on a cranky old laptop

Arnhiem, in the same campaign. Some pictures included in this one are from old books, and I lifted some ancient Germanic map icons too. The sketchy dungeon map was drawn by one of the players during the game, so this one's a bit of a hodgepodge of styles. One of my first maps.

 

[torstan]

Very pretty maps. I've snagged the city map for a game. Thanks for sharing.

 

[Pyrandon]

Very nice work! I especially like the variety of your work, and your attempt to create authentic feeling maps. Well done!

 

[Sirith]

The city map is great, I love the amount of detail there is to look at.

 

[Dlsharrock]

The city map is great, I love the amount of detail there is to look at.

Thanks for everyones' comments! The actual map is much bigger than the resolution shown, so there's more detail close up, particularly in the back gardens and alleyways. The whole thing in full resolution is at RPG Tonight's website, but I don't know if you need to be in their living game to see the map, or whether it's just freely available in their chat environment.