If you would like a High-Res Digital copy of the MAPS to explore yourself, for $1.99: jamesbrave64.gumroad.com/l/cityplannermismanagesmaps

@piccalillipit9211

8 күн бұрын

Treasure your mind, I know you think it is a problem you have to cope with because I had a mind very similar. Then I got covid and long covid followed and for 4 years my mind has just been an empty space. I miss it SO much...!!!

@fr.davideynon6984

Күн бұрын

I realize this is available digitally, but I would pay for a physical copy. This is the kind of project that would work well Print-On-Demand. I could easily spend hours looking at this. It reminds me of the railroad maps my dad used to make when he was younger. Inside his head was an entire country connected by rail. He even had time tables! Even now, my fingers are itching to turn a physical page to discover a new neighborhood...

I know how you feel when you say you don’t like how the edges don’t exactly line up, but honestly mate the fact you’ve done all this in notebooks is quite a feat. Be proud of what you’ve made; you’ve done a stellar job

@cityplannermismanages

15 күн бұрын

Thank you.

@audriusskebas3099

12 күн бұрын

Yeah, the fact that they even SLIGHTLY line up is a miracle! The person is a professional!

The fact that these fit so well together after having been drawn in a notebook is amazing. Great talent. I wish you all the best in your city planning career.

@cityplannermismanages

13 күн бұрын

Thank you! Cheers!

Sir you should get them digitize into photoshop, and put them into a complete world map, then you can print them out and paste them together. Doing so will allow you to print out without seeing the notebook linings. Imagine having this image being made for one of those 'child astronomy star projector' lights in bed room, having all your creation of the cities projected on every walls and ceilings.

@cityplannermismanages

14 күн бұрын

That is a good idea. Imagine it on the roof too.

@brandynamite3022

14 күн бұрын

It would be cool if you installed LED lights onto the map itself to simulate city lights but it does seem kinda expensive/impractical

@mfbfreak

8 күн бұрын

@@brandynamite3022 If you were to stick the map to sheets of hardboard or plywood, you could drill holes into it and wire everything up with solderable magnet wire/varnished wire from behind. If you're extra fancy, you can use adressable LEDs and some digital controller to animate.

@RJE95

5 күн бұрын

I was thinking of something like that, but I was wondering if trying to line all the roads up in Photoshop would be very time consuming. Perhaps you can recreate it in a mapping tool (QGIS?) and get a seamless mural printed from that, but then you'd also have a digital one you can zoom in on and make tweaks to as the city inside your head develops.

I like how organic and natural your map looks. It's a big relief seeing that there are people like me spending their childhood with intense hobbies. I was insecure about that for a long time but now I feel much better.

I thought for the longest time, I was the only one drawing maps of imaginary places until I found out that there is a big community of game masters for roleplay games who make maps for their worlds, too. Many of these people would look at this and be in awe. Seeing years of work on your wall reminds me of the murals I've done over the years. Once a wall is finished, it's such a feeling of accomplishment! Keep being awesome and keep being yourself! With kindness, A fellow ASD/ADHD mapping enthusiast from the Netherlands 🇳🇱 ✌🏻

@cityplannermismanages

14 күн бұрын

Thanks so much. Just started D&D with other content creators, it's fun seeing the maps. Ty for watching,

Dude, my parents WISH i was this constructive with my time, you have an interest and passion that can lead to a career, you are blessed

Recommendation: draw more rural/suburban areas on the outskirts of the city and stick them in where the map doesn't cover the wall. I'm really proud of you for drawing this and staying motivated!

@cityplannermismanages

14 күн бұрын

thanks so much. I do like the idea of in-fill, or like new developments have sprung up

Wow! This looks awesome! I can’t see Sydney inspiration all over this.

@cityplannermismanages

15 күн бұрын

Thanks. Sydney despite all its defects, tolls and potholes, has great topography to be inspired by. I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thanks mate!

@Braddie

14 күн бұрын

Two legends 😮

@MartNM

14 күн бұрын

no way twodollarstwenty

@axlr.

14 күн бұрын

OMG TWO DOLLARS TWENTY!!!!

I... Wow. I thought its pretty neat he is drawing so intricate maps. But my brain was under the impression each doublepage in the book was disconnected from the rest. It is so fricking cool that they all connect, and I am so impressed by your effort and work you put into this.

I almost cried man. I do things like this all the time in my head and to see something like this done means a lot to me. Your city is beautiful and I'm glad to see you getting to do what makes you happy. I hope it all goes well for you :)

@cityplannermismanages

15 күн бұрын

Thank you so much! I really appreciate this 😁

Some people may call it obsessive, some call it passionate. And it gives me joy to see people live their passions :) I´m so curious about your next project

@lillekenatnek195

15 күн бұрын

This is 100% passionate.

@carina7512

13 күн бұрын

Yeah, my thought about the question was that I wouldn’t want to call it obsessive but that I lack a better word as English isn’t my first language. I think passionate fits here well

Wait, all of those maps were actually one big map? Seriously how the heck did you pull that off on a notebook? You really were destined to be a city planner, don't let anyone tell you otherwise.

@cityplannermismanages

15 күн бұрын

yep! Thank you very much

@bc4198

14 күн бұрын

I'd be really proud of just how well everything lined up, too! Sure, there were a couple tiny misalignments, but OMG for a first time ever doing this, I think it is incredibly accurate! 🤯

@ggad1899

13 күн бұрын

EXACTLY! 🤯

I'm not at all into city maps, and even less of fictionnal ones. Even tho as I see no direct interest of your hobby, I am still impressed by the shear amount of effort put into it and how well it looks. This is even more impressive, as through your previous videos it's clear each maps where drawn almost sequentially in a book and not on a big canvas. Be proud. Stay humble, but be proud. I would say, hand drawn maps would not get you a job as a map maker (like old french or soviet maps, or tramways and metro maps ; as there all digital and traced out of satellite pictures for more accuracy or for illustration purpose) but will but a major ace for city planning. Like for redesigning roads to account for improve saftey, or to build/refactor more ecological cities ; you could also have a say in designing cities in current developping countries. Keep what you're doing. The world needs people like you : massive nerds, for our future.

@cityplannermismanages

14 күн бұрын

Yeah I fully agree. Weirdly, I had a few people email me, asking me to make them maps for novels (for money), so I think there is some piecemeal work, but I'm so busy with studying that I'm unsure if I have any time - but I was so honored to be considered to make them maps.

@bc4198

14 күн бұрын

​@@cityplannermismanages Perfect, just like I said with the novels 😄! > I wonder if something like a pen input tablet would enable you to get the hand-drawing experience on a computer, like for digitizing OSM maps 🤔

@grain9640

14 күн бұрын

​@@cityplannermismanages Maybe you can use tools to make the maps faster, instead of hand drawing it. Though as a traditional artist, there is something very special about the feeling you get when hand drawing things. You could also get hired to work on games. Some people who play tabletop games spend a lot of money on stuff like minifigures and they might be willing to buy big maps. Not everything is medieval fantasy Dungeons & Dragons, there's lots of modern setting campaigns. The game world for the video game "Disco Elysium" started as a table top game campaign set in a fictional world with mid 1900s technology and political systems. It has a huge world described outside the playable area, with a lot of place names with history. A lot of fans have tried to make maps of that world, based on what is described in the game.

@cityplannermismanages

13 күн бұрын

@@grain9640 very interesting. the future seems brighter now

@ggad1899

13 күн бұрын

Oh yes, there's a globe maker company, too, and their globes are all custom, hand made ones.

I relate to your questioning what people are like on your maps so much! On my maps I like figuring out which areas are denser, which ones have more expensive homes, etc.

@cityplannermismanages

15 күн бұрын

Yes, I do that too. I can you exactly what every single house is like on every street, all 100,000 streets.

I'm just flabbergasted! That created a nearly 7 minute continuously grin on myself. Thank you for that. I surely can't create those maps and don't have the intend to do so but I like myself to get lost in maps from time to time and somehow can imagine to understand your passion about that. It was sad to watch the other video ("My 112 Hand-Drawn Maps caused a DIVORCE!"); it reminded me of growing up surrounded by a rather limited understanding from those around me. They had their difficulties to accept anything that deviated from what they considered 'normal,' rather than accepting things as they were.

@cityplannermismanages

14 күн бұрын

You're welcome and thank you for your comment 😊

Now we just need this in 3D... I would offer to make, but it'd be too large of a massive undertaking for one person, needs a whole team of 3D artists.

@jeff9228

15 күн бұрын

That would be so awesome!

@cityplannermismanages

14 күн бұрын

I wouldn't even know where to begin. But a great idea.

@The_BrickYT

13 күн бұрын

This comment looks like the start of something lol

@ViktorSarge

13 күн бұрын

An SVG version might be a little more approachable. And with enough dedication you could probably add it right into a proper map making program. The far end of the spectrum might be the guy I saw recreating Stockholm in 1925 using Cities Skylines doing models for individual houses.

@ravysaini127

13 күн бұрын

the 3d model would be like 500 gigabytes for half the map (assuming 1:1 scale)

One of the best series on KZread right now, when I see a new video I click straight on it no matter what.

@cityplannermismanages

14 күн бұрын

Thank you! they're fun to make and share.

@axlr.

14 күн бұрын

Same bro. If CPM uploads, I forget everything and just watch his video. I just realised tho that I didn't have notifications on for him, so I've been watching them all well after he uploads them. He does upload them in the middle of the night for me though, I'm guessing to it's to encourage some more non-aussie audience.

I do say i admire your dedication to mapping. Im glad your mom started being supportive of you. my parents didn't understand my love for it before but they came around, hope others you know do too!

Very impressive! It looks so good all connected together!

This map is so so cool. I love maps too! Especially fictional maps. I love seeing the worlds people make. This is so awesome!

This should be shown as an art installation so people can see it in person! It's beautiful and amazing!

@cityplannermismanages

9 күн бұрын

I wish. I'd love to see that, but I wouldnt know where to begin.

So cool! I love fictional worldbuilding but so many maps i have found are all fantasy-like, this brings an amazing element of realism to it. Amazing work!

@cityplannermismanages

14 күн бұрын

Thank you 😊

Your maps are genuinely awesome. And yes you did make me smile! I love urban planning and maps too and seeing your maps all together on the wall is amazing!

My dudeeee, they connect - that's awesome! I saw an earlier video and it was great, but I thought each page was it's own thing, I was not prepared for it to all be a part of the same city. Mind blown. I've seen other people doing things like this and calling it "world building" which seems to be a good term to use with people who don't understand awesome if it doesn't fit into an existing slot. And honestly. Tolkien loved languages so he created a bunch of them and also a history for being who spoke and developed the languages. He ended up doing pretty well with that endeavor :)

@cityplannermismanages

13 күн бұрын

He sure did. Thank you for the support 😊

This is so good. When I was a lot younger I used to make maps of made up continents with my friend and they each had their own made up countries and we would name every single one of them and add capitals to them. In total I think I made about 47 maps and my friend made 53. At the time I was really impressed with them but seeing these maps that you have made it made my old maps look like nothing. These maps that you've made are some of the most detailed drawings I've seen. Keep up the good work man, you've done an amazing job.

Yes, did this make me smile, thank you! Awesome project, man! Keep doing what you do and follow your heart ❤

@cityplannermismanages

14 күн бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

Wow! What a nice end result! And yes you made me smile, thank you

This video is so important. Thank you. As a person that also feels alienated from others due to my hobbies this was so refreshing to watch. I can just tell how much you must've enjoyed this and the joy that it brought you. Inspiring!

you know what truly makes me happy in life? seeing other people be really passionate about that they do.. and you clearly are, you're doing your passion in your spare time AND doing it in Uni, i love it this is incredible, iv never seen anyone do something like this, and for you to do it as this Scale, almost lining up perfectly? absolutely incredible. the overwhelming support in the comments here are 100% deserved, you're awesome James

@cityplannermismanages

13 күн бұрын

Thanks cybertech. Imma focus better on the second map with better aligning of pages, itsnot easy to get them to join across an art diary. I'm glad you found this on yt as I don't do Tiktok any more right now.

What an awesome undertaking! Don’t let anyone get you down about what they think. You’ve found something you’re passionate about so keep it going!

Look like desaster? No! it looks awesome and professional mate. I def see you working at a professional map-making company. And if like you say many people are not supportive of your interrest, I certainly am. I think it's great and you need to be really creative. Dont look down but up my friend you are talented and I am jelous. :) Love from another map loving person

Wow. I am lost for words. I thought all this being in a book looked insane, and it did, but this makes it SOMEHOW look EVEN BETTER! I totally agree with what you said in the video, the river and all the roads sprawling all across your wall going from page to page looks so cool. After all the time studying your map, I can finally connect the dots and see where everything goes. Also, OMG TWO DOLLARS TWENTY COMMENTED ON YOUR VIDEO!!!! I have been watching two dollars since even before I started playing Cities Skylines, it is so amazing that he recognised this piece of art! Can't wait for the next tutorial video and the next podcast. There have been so many hand drawn maps (including my second map) sent into the Discord it is actually insane! Thanks for this video, you definitely did put a smile on my face 😄

@cityplannermismanages

13 күн бұрын

$2.20 WHoo-hoo - big leagues. TYSM. your 2nd map is amazing ngl.

@axlr.

13 күн бұрын

@@cityplannermismanages Thank you! Vanilla said you were thinking of making a dedicated video for all the viewer made maps. I can't wait to see what you have to say about all the amazing maps people have sent in.

This is amazing, a true fictional cartographer. Should be mega proud of this.

you are an actual LEGEND this is beyond words.. and i always have words!

@axlr.

14 күн бұрын

Totally agree!

Wow. It is absolutely beautiful! It's amazing that you've been able to come this far and follow your dreams!

DUDE I LOVE YOUR MAPS . Great stuff. Man I'll bet some cheap Led strip lighting would make it light up like the real city at night . Glad I found your spot . I'm hooked on your content

@cityplannermismanages

14 күн бұрын

yeah LED sounds the way to go - or some glow in the dark dots to put along the river.

@1dayatAtimeking

14 күн бұрын

@@cityplannermismanages glow in the dark dots .I love it . Hope it can come Tru. 🙏

It looks so great! You must have felt so relieved to have it all posted!

This is so impressive. You might look at it and see all the mismatching roads but to anyone else the accuracy of this phenomenal and very satisfying!

Your maps are incredible! Dont be disheartened by anyone's negative comments, because there are so many more positive ones! I used to draw maps of imaginary road works on motorways on sheets of A3 paper. It used to fascinate me how they redirect the traffic where they want around the construction crews and machinery. Engineering technical drawing paper is ideal for drawing, its somehow soft but crisp and allows neat lines to be drawn. Keep up the great work, I look forward to seeing more of your city! Maybe you could make layers to parts of your map, that show things like subway lines or how the water pipes flow under the city, a bit like in Cities Skylines.

As a pre teen my brothers and i (and sometimes even a friend or two) were drawing continuous worlds, cities and battlefields onto the back of old rolls of wallpaper. We sometimes drew over days to add even more detail in between our drawings before getting to the next section. It was fun times. The rolls of wallpaper are now lost to time, thrown away, maybe 10, 20 or 30 years ago. I had parents wo praised us for being creative, and for asking beforehand if we could use the wallpaper. My parents even brought new old wallpaper from friends. Although my dad was not so happy about us waisting our time with such things, he still supported our decisions. My parents did everything in their power to allow us to thrive.

This is stunning! It is hard to comprehend how all of your individual pages fit so well together to form one massive map. You did bring a massive smile to my face. I am sure that your passion is bringing a lot of joy to many people. I hope that you can continue to bring that kind of passion and joy to peoples lives through your career.

I want you to mark all the safehouses on those maps now. Real talk tho you aquire more skills in that one projects than a people in its entire life. I wish I had as much drive as you

@cityplannermismanages

15 күн бұрын

thanks 😁

This is... breathtaking. Your maps are gorgeous, the amount of effort each one of these pages took is unimaginable to me. Not only that, but.. they all go together! When I saw your previous video it didn't occur to me that younger you had such a big plan for a city! It may not be a real city, but it might as well be with how much effort and planning you put into it.. as well as the sheer scale of it! You are amazing, never let anyone tell you otherwise.

@cityplannermismanages

14 күн бұрын

Your comment made me 😢 but in a good way. Remember in a,previous video, they were lost. This almost didn't all happen. Ty for Ur uplifting comment

This is AMAZING!!!❤ you definitely made me smile today 😊 Keep going, this art 🎨

I'm speechless. I can not express how amazed I am at seeing all of your maps side by side and seeing a complete image of the city, I genuinely love your work. Wish you the best!

@cityplannermismanages

15 күн бұрын

Thank you! 😁😁😁

i for one love looking at maps, the small pages were already so interesting but now that they're put together, its like a true mosaic

Man, this is genuinely mind boggling in the most beautiful and fascinating way possible. I’m autistic too, and I completly understand how fulfilling and soothing it can be to dedicate yourself to a massive project like yours. Im so happy you were able to get your book back, and I’m so happy that you’re continuing despite the challenges!!! Please don’t let anyone get under your skin about it being “weird” or a “waste of time” or whatever they want to call it - that’s just a stupid way for them to think. I genuinely almost got a little teary eyed watching this just because I think a lot of autistic people can relate to how precious the feeling of devotion and accomplishment to something as literally sprawling as your maps can be. Keep it up, and I wish you the absolute best when it comes to uni!!! You’ve got this, we’re all rooting for you!! :DD Also, if you don’t mind me asking out of curiosity, do you have any background as to why Plymouth’s the happiest place in the world? I don’t know much about mapmaking, but I love hearing about the stories behind places, and I’d love to hear more about it :D Also everything looks genuinely awe inspiring hung up like that!! I’m so happy you were finally give it the place of honor that it deserves. Your stuff could genuinely be a central display in an art museum, and I’m not exaggerating in any of that

@cityplannermismanages

11 күн бұрын

Thank you for your kind words. The city/country won the happiest place in the world due to consistence good governance and popular mayor/PM who took good care of his citizen and was always transparent

This is absolutely incredible. You’ve done a tremendous job! I am impressed. You shouldn’t worry about what other people think. You do what you enjoy, what makes you happy, what brings you joy, what brings you your inner peace

@cityplannermismanages

14 күн бұрын

LAARRRYYYYY? how's frank? I always worry what people think, bc ppl are jerks IRL. But this stuff does bring me joy! glad you enjoyed it

Literally started to tear up a bit the instant I saw the entire wall covered in the maps I had seen individually, all laid out, and beautiful.

Looks great. Never let your passion go, just because some people might not like it

This is awesome! It's a beautiful city and the maps look so good!

This is one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen! I saw your last vide and was blown away when I saw the high-level map. Seeing them all up on the wall is mesmerizing! You have a gift. Keep it up, and know that there are many people in the world who see the beauty in what you're doing. This certainly made me smile today! I'm excited to see what you come up with next!

@cityplannermismanages

Сағат бұрын

Thank you 😁

absolutely beautiful, man. good work

IT'S BEAUTIFUL. aaaand now I'm inspired again, so thank you.

Dude, this is incredible! Never stop!

I find your maps to be beautiful!! As a teen, I became obsessed with symetrical designs...where one side is a mirror image of the other. I would fill pages with them. I was dealing with isolation and it helped me cope. Over time, I did them less often but never really stopped. Then I took up Rosemaling, a Norwegian decorative art. One style that I love to do is Telemark, which involves symmetrical designs! I tell people it is my meditation, which it truly is.

@cityplannermismanages

13 күн бұрын

Oh wow, norwegian rosemaling? Er du norsk? Moren min har reiste på båt oppe telemarkkanalen. Meditation is a great idea

@lisaseverance6785

13 күн бұрын

@cityplannermismanages ironically, I am not Norwegian. I am American with German heritage. My MIL (who was of Norwegian heritage) encouraged my learning Rosemaling, probably not realizing it would become an obsession for a while when highly stressed. I still do it but not as obsessively as I did a few years ago.

Put together it is incredible, you are amazing.

This is truly amazing. The detail and thought that is put into these maps leaves me speechless and the fact that each page connects to the next is mind blowing. I genuinely love this and from reading the comments, a lot of other people do too! Thank you for sharing this!

This is so cool! The dedication and effort that went into this, the fact that you plotted a cohesive city entirely in notebooks, and all the little stories you poured into this make for a really compelling work. I'm reminded of Gilles Trehin, who imagined up a city he called Urville. His work was more architectural and less cartographic, but the end result was so rich. His drawings were published into a book, if you'd like to give it a look. Don't you ever let anyone stand between you and your passion. You've got a good thing going here.

@cityplannermismanages

15 күн бұрын

Thanks, ill check it out.

I love maps and making fictional cities. This is so cool and makes me want to work on my own projects like this. You're exactly who I always wanted to be when I grew up!

I love your maps! As a fellow mapmaker from brazil, you have no idea how inspiring it is to see your work!

You are so inspiring man! I guess many people have already praised you. I think I can say we all are proud of people like you.

I love the nature peeking throughout the city - the green spaces, the river. I imagine a mom pushing a stroller in the park

These maps are awesome and a pleasure to look at! If this makes you happy and gives you meaning, then what other people think doesn't matter

WOAAH I had no idea they align?? I thought they were separate parts of different cities? Thats so cool

You've done a fantastic job with that, mate. The joy of finishing a piece of art like that is you get to step back and see how it all comes together ❤

Just WOW. Amazing work

I came from your map art book video and was wondering if I would ever see them all laid out in one big picture. Absolutely incredible. Don’t let anyone tell you otherwise.

@cityplannermismanages

14 күн бұрын

Thank you 😊

This is absolutely insane, I love it!

You are super talented. Keep up the amazing work. ❤

That's just majestic. Truly one of the greatest works I've seen in a while

I'm absolutely blown away by how coherent it is on a broad scale. Awesome stuff.

Wow, simply wow ❤! I didn't understand in the previous video that all the pages were connected and part of a much bigger vision. I'm at a loss of words. Absolutely great!

This is amazing. I'm speechless... I'm also smiling at the end. 😃👍

This is inspiring, dude. Never doubt yourself or let others stop you cause what you have made is stellar

this is one of the coolest things ive ever seen

Mate, I love it, that looks so amazing mate. You have a true talent. I am so proud of you and you are not alone in this world!

@cityplannermismanages

14 күн бұрын

Thanks Rene, glad you enjoyed it. I'm definitely coming a long in this world.

When you die, your room and your map should be part of a museum. This is astounding! ❤

Loads of artists, especially those who role play and GM create things like this. It’s not abnormal to get super excited about a project and self-critical and then euphoric.

You are crazy talented this is so cool

What you've made is so amazing, I don't think I'd be able to accomplish such a great feat. You should be so proud of it all. I've always loved maps (especially fantasy maps). I eventually found people I could share that interest with. I know somewhere out there, you'll find the right people who can love and appreciate your talent. Good luck with life, I can tell you're going to do amazing things.

@cityplannermismanages

10 күн бұрын

Thank you 😊😊

You can absolutely do this as a career my man! you already are. You will make ad revenue from your videos. You can make all sorts of cartography related content from going over old maps , watching maps form through history. look at different cities and discussing them. Drawing fantasy cities etc. You hopefully will be able to make money from youtube ad revenue and maybe even sponsors down the line!

Truly amazing my friend.

It's so impressive how they all work together regardless of being drawn on different pages.

@cityplannermismanages

13 күн бұрын

feels like a jigsaw puzzle

@B2Pproduction

13 күн бұрын

@cityplannermismanages you did it though! Great work!

every time I see what you can do, what you want to achieve, that passion is contagious! gives me the drive to pursue my own little world building projects, i adore your stuff man!

I actually teared up because its so beautiful. The passion you put into this reminds me of how I feel about my stories. I understand what the maps make you feel when you create them. I'm autistic too. Who cares what anyone thinks?! Your abilities are phenomenal.

@cityplannermismanages

14 күн бұрын

Thank you very much 😁😁

It´s natural that some details won´t match up exactly, but for a hand drawn map is very well done and accurate! Congratulations, the end result is very beautiful! I have actually never drawn maps, but I enjoy them a lot. They give us a great base to explore and a manner to organize the knowledge in a comprehensible way. With maps we are never completely lost. I have only had one collection in my life and it was of maps. P.S.: You've made me consider drawing a little map myself. They are great for getting to know a place, paying attention to its details. So mine will be of an existing city.

This is amazing!! I love how it all comes slowly together. It’s insanely epic!!

honestly i feel like you could put this in a gallery. the sheer time you put into this already makes in an invaluable artifact, add to that your skill....

@cityplannermismanages

13 күн бұрын

Thanks, and it took me 2 days to install it on my wall, print it, order it, clean the wall, move furniture blue tack etc... It was so much fun and mum came to help too 😁

Cool! I used to draw maps for fantasy worlds all the time, though not at all as detailed as this. And dense! That's a huge city! You should get into gamedev map design or something, this kinda skill would be massively useful for sure dude! Keep it up :D

@cityplannermismanages

14 күн бұрын

Yeah, I'm starting to realise I have some extra potential I haven't unlocked yet. But tbh I have seen some truly magical maps drawn by my subs too. Breathtaking

I want you to propose using this map to a video game developer. This is STUNNINGLY beautiful. When I was a teenager I used to have extremely vivid dreams, and I attempted to map out where they took place, though most of them were not 'real places' so they couldn't be given street names and all this detail. But I understand the need to see the bigger picture, as well as the tiny details of the lives of those living in that place in your mind. Thank you SO MUCH for sharing this work of ART.

This looks soo fucking awesome!! Great job!

Wooo!!!!

Hell yeah, dude! I love this. ❤️

Thank you for this

This is amazing!

Absolutely badass map wall!!

I love your maps! Honestly your enthusiasm makes me want to try making maps as well! Keep doing what you're doing!

Keep up the great work :D