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CARTOGRAPHY FAQ
STUCK ON WHICH CARTOGRAPHY PACKAGE TO CHOOSE? YOU'RE IN THE RIGHT PLACE!
Any of our packages are available in traditional and digital artwork.
Bronze
design
$199 USD
While the bronze package is our most affordable cartography option, you'll still get something super sweet! This level of map is for land-based only and will contain some sparse natural features and several name tags, but overall it is a very simple design, perfect for those on a tighter budget!

silver
design
$350 USD
The silver package is our second most affordable cartography option, but it's far from simple! A Silver map gives you a beautiful and modest setting for your world. You can expect to see clearly defined land, plenty of classic natural features (forests, mountains, and lakes) plus some notable buildings and features.
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Gold
design
$499 USD
Gold designs really ramp it up! These are more complex and start to bring in more detailed aspects i.e. more intricate mountains and lakes, extra detailing on buildings, plus a range of new styles are available, such treasure, village and mountain court maps.

PLATINUM
design
$599 USD
Platinum designs really showcase beautiful artwork as part of your map. Along with exceptional detailing within the map, you can also get an intricate border, compass rose, and a more detailed background

titanium design
$699 USD
We really start to go all-out with our Titanium maps. These include complex and page-filling detailing plus a wonderful array of buildings and features. Expect to see defined structures and land with an array of illustrated concepts to bring the map to life!

Steel
design
$899 USD
Steel level is the best of the best. The sky is the limit! Anything you can think of, we can draw it. Steel maps bring together exquisitely intricate details, adding layers upon layers of illustration with our digital map, or being drawn on a larger canvas with traditional. Every detail is perfection.

FAQ
Q: How long will a map take?
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A: It varies from project to project, and depends on if you go for a traditional or digital map, but here are our average timescales, the latter of each indicating traditional map timescales:
Bronze: 1-2 weeks
Silver: 2-4 weeks
Gold: 3-6 weeks
Platinum: 4-10 weeks
Titanium: 6-12 weeks
Steel: 8-16 weeks
Q: Can my map be posted to me?​
A: If you order a traditional map, yes, it can be posted to you. Postage completely varies depending on which country you are in. Please enquire on your order form if you'd like a postage quote.
Q: Is a licence included in the fee?​
A: Yes, a commercial licence is granted as part of the service. This means you can use your map in books, games, and merchandise. This does not permit you full copyright therefore you cannot sell the map unaltered (i.e. direct prints). If you'd like to discuss copyright, please mention this on your booking form.
Q: Will I receive sketches along the way?
A: Yes! We want to make sure your map is perfect, so you will receive sketches at every major design phase. Please note that while sketches are provided for traditional maps, it becomes much more difficult to alter the further along we go, so it's important your ideas are presented clearly to the cartographer.
Q: What do you need from me to create a map?
A: The more information you can provide, the better! Ideally, we'd love a super rough outline of your map, either drawn by hand or using software. Don't worry though, it can be some loose scribbles on a page, we just need it to know the basic shape of your land and location of key elements. We'll also need you to ensure that any names you provide for labels have been thoroughly double checked/proofread, particularly for traditional maps, as once the labels are inked on, there is minimal scope to change them and you will be subject to pay a new map fee if the map is required to be re-done because you misspelled something to us.
Q: What's the difference between a traditional and digital map?
A: A traditional map is created using traditional art methods, including: pen, pencil, charcoal, tea/coffee staining, etc It is all drawn on paper.
A digital map is still hand-drawn but utilises digital methods instead such as ipads and stylus pens.
Digital maps can be more flexible during the design process if anything needs changing.