The topographic map for my worldbuilding project: the continent of Ictaria and the Silver Sea. Questions? Shoot, and I'll do my best to answer everyone.3yr ⋅ Caenwyr ⋅ r/mapmaking
Ostwyc, the Lion City (the second city from my world building project to be mapped in this style)6yr ⋅ Caenwyr ⋅ r/imaginarymaps
The Illustrious Island City of Ganador, or, the eternal Virgin in the Heart of the World6yr ⋅ Caenwyr ⋅ r/imaginarymaps
Topographic map of the Continent of Ictaria. I created this map (and its siblings focusing on politics and linguistics, respectively) as the culmination of 20 years of worldbuilding. Ask me absolutely anything, and I'll try my best to answer.3yr ⋅ Caenwyr ⋅ r/worldbuilding
So this map shows the powerful Qeshtari Empire. The massive country straddles the equator, with arid zones both in the north and south. There isn't a fixed capital, but rather a string of major cities that serve as the temporary seat of government whenever the Emperor and his court stays there.3yr ⋅ Caenwyr ⋅ r/worldbuilding
Another city map. A bit older and less developed than my Ostwyc and Ganador maps, but I thought I'd share it nevertheless6yr ⋅ Caenwyr ⋅ r/imaginarymaps
The biggest brains of the time gathered at the 1927 Solvay Conference in Brussels3yr ⋅ Caenwyr ⋅ r/belgium
The first of a series of maps I'm creating for my worldbuilding project. Feel free to use these for your D&D needs (always crediting the source, obviously). I also create maps on demand - be sure to get in touch!6yr ⋅ Caenwyr ⋅ r/DungeonsAndDragons
Aran & Ilan - or - the empires on either side of the Dragon's Backbone6yr ⋅ Caenwyr ⋅ r/imaginarymaps
