[WIP] Map of Terragaia - Oceanography

I finished all of the terrain, or rather the ecosystem coloring at least. Now, I'm in the middle of working on the oceanography. It's about 75% done, just need to work on the stuff around the South America-ish continent (which is really supposed to be South America and Africa shoved together), the inset for the south pole, and the major ocean basins.

I also added some more water on either side and then, obviously rounded it off, making it look like a real map, at least in my opinion. Of course, I think this looks pretty cool, but I honestly don't expect people on my art sites to really appreciate it, since it's . . , a map.

A Bit of Chapter 15

So, I was thinking, to maybe give myself some impetus to work some more on my story, that I'd upload a bit of it. This is from one of more recent chapters and I think it represents what the story feels like, while not being written so long ago that it seriously needs some red ink and not really spoiling anything major.

One thing I should note, because I don't remember if it's obvious from this. An asperan is an anthro and a calvit is a human. Those terms exist in my world because the word human just means someone capable of speech and abstract thought, more or less. So it applies to both species.

[WIP] Map of Terragaia - Terrain Work

Having fun painting in the terrain for my map. It's not done, maybe halfway at most, but I wanted to take a break and I figured I made some pretty decent progress. I'd say Grandina, Rubicam, Bharata, and the continent for Balkane are done, maybe also the one Kemet is on as well, at least as far as the terrain goes. The oceanography needs some more work on some of those.

[WIP] Map of Terragaia - Base

I've been working on a map of my world, Terragaia, for awhile now and this is my most up to date version. It even includes the names and borders of the countries I have named. If anyone's wondering Theolis comes from the right hand side of the island beneath where it says Llords; it's actually a part of Llords, hence why it seems to lack a label.

Anyway, I realize this is probably a horrible projection and any cartographers seeing this would probably cringe, but it is meant to show all of the continents to scale. That's why Polaris is in an inset, since it's the south pole. And yes, Terragaia is fairly well based on Earth, but I think it's different enough to work well.