Regional and World Maps
Every setting requires a world or region to be set in which involves understanding of geography and climate to do the best job. World maps can be wrapped around a sphere but requires 2:1 raditio width to height. Most fantasy game settings require only one region or world, while sci-fi settings tend to include multiple planets.
Isle of Hybreni, is a fictional Ireland inspired island nation in my hand-drawn/digital hybrid style.
Genpei War map - western Honshu, Shikoku and eastern Kyushu, Japan during the final year of the war (1184 - April 1185). Historic region of Japan.
Archipelago and Empire of Kaidan, my published Japanese Horror setting for Pathfinder.
Zion Canyon Area, Utah, created as a commission for Dog House Rulez Buckshots: Reloaded Old West setting.
Celanta, a small continent with a comet strike scar crater and canyon at center, damaged mountains with several Earth like cultures.
Slave Trade Charter map emulates the Tolkien style of mountains and forests in a distinctly Celtic region.
Crown Colonies emulates the New World west coast, though as a fiction, references to Roman Britain, King Arthur, Robin Hood, Shakespeare, along with fictional native American sounding terrain in the style of 18th century maps.
Purgatory, a garbage/prison planet for Chains of Purgatory by T. H. Gulliver, which I will be publishing this year for Starfinder as 3PP.
Planet of Hebi, home to snake-like beings in mostly jungle/desert climate.
Kaidan the planet, homeworld for the fantasy setting I am converted to Sci-Fi and pubilshing for Starfinder.
Mercury like mining planet, airless, and exotic with active volcanos.
Thamerhane Valley featured in Yuleblood, a not for children, Children's Book map and setting for an orc raid across the valley.