Nali is another urban geofiction project by Greg Wochlik. It comes with maps in different scales, incuding a 1:5,000 scale map depicting single buildings and lots of interesting details. Additionaly, there is a detailed map of the region’s airport. Enjoy …
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This is another project by Owen Reading: Kasenberg, located at the coast of Italenn Sea in south-eastern Fundlen. Once again, it is a beatiful map with an astonishing level of detail. Enjoy “walking” around in the old town of Kasenberg …
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Here’s a contribution to our collection by Alex McPhee from Canada. The small town of Reval with lots of interesting and unique details and a nice style that’s different from what we had here so far. Have a look at …
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Once more, a detailed hand-drawn project has been added to the Urban Geofiction collection: Leonard’s Town. It is a small city that plays an important role for logistics and transportation. Also, the characters chosen for the map are very interesting. …
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There are many different ways of creating fictional city maps, both for hand-drawn maps and those drawn on a computer. Here’s a wonderful new hand-drawn example, also with a very individual and inspiring style: Zuverdam bei Renno Hokwerda. Take a …
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Have a look at these nice maps and find out what’s the special idea behind them: Tiberiu Chelcea’s map collection “The starting point for these maps is found in the shapes and contours of printed circuit boards and other electronic …
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Wow, this is amazing imaginary mapping stuff once more. You must definetely have a look! Owen Reading made a wonderful map of the city of Ekered, including a perfectly styled transport map. Also, he made a beautiful map of the …
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Alcassa is a city imagined by Elis Griffiths, UK. It is the capital city of the nation of Ketland and has about one million inhabitants. Have a look at the detailed hand-drawn map parts and enjoy the colourful names of …
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Once more, a very impressive, hand-drawn map was added to the Urban Geofiction collection: Tilia by B. Huguet. It includes many interesting details. There’s a map of the tramway network and a depiction of the coat of arms as well. …
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