I made this map for Epic World – Cinematic Landscapes, a sampling album by composer Eduardo Tarilonte. The map will be used as a background on the album cover.

[Hint: If you want to see it at a bigger size, right-click on the image and open it in a new tab or window]

If you take a close look at some of the names, you’ll probably recognize quite a few. I didn’t get lazy with naming things, they’re actually relevant to the product and intentional. The rest of the names were mostly generated with the excellent Everchanging Book of Names.

The landmasses were made with CC3, which is my usual software of choice. The rest was done in PhotoShop because I decided I wanted to do some experimenting. I also got the sea monsters from CC3 symbols, but re-drew them with my new tablet in PhotoShop (that was part of the experiment – never used a tablet before).

The map was greatly inspired by some of the community members of the Cartographer’s Guild.

Unlike most of my maps, which are free to use for commercial or personal use, please only use this one for non-commercial purposes.

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Map for Epic World – Cinematic Landscapes

This map was made in the Sarah Wroot style. It’s a hand-drawn style with colorful shading that has an interesting and unique visual appeal.

It’s a large file (~500 kb), so prepare for a long wait if you’re on a slow connection. I wanted to make it big enough to see the details.

This map was made with Campaign Cartographer.

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Fantasy World Map #5: Sarah Wroot Style

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