One of my hobbies is drawing fantasy-style maps in various combinations of pen, ink, and watercolor pencil. This is probably my main hobby besides board games, to the point that I've got about a dozen finished maps lying around the house, made a map for my wedding invitation, and even took a commission for an aspiring fantasy author. I just finished a big new one and I thought, hey, why let the people on the Cartographers' Guild have all the fun? I bet the Multiversians here would enjoy this, too.
![map image](upload://6BN5gAKVc53EkhrOkpalKNDM7La.jpeg)
Here is a link to the full-size image, and here is the description I wrote for my blog. You guys might also be interested in the translation key for the map labels.
This map is a conception of a habitable exoplanet tidally locked to a red dwarf star. Planetary scientists call the situation I depicted "eyeball Earth," where there's a disk of liquid-water-supporting climate at the point directly under the star, and everywhere else on the planet is ice. One of my previous maps was a view from orbit of this planet (that map and a writeup I did about the geology is on my blog here). This time I zoomed in on a few regions to do more traditional fantasy-style maps with labels in four different constructed languages.
...and, yes, I'm super excited to see Spirit Island. I can't wait to turn those tiles over to the canonical island side!