Art Requests

Top-down/Bird's eye/Satellite view terrain stamp collections (including mountains, cliffs, hills, etc). For examples see WOTC maps or Google Maps satellite view for inspiration. Current stamps for terrain seem to be more of an isometric view and for creating large top-down world maps this can result in unused space behind terrain and ambiguity on where terrain actually starts and ends. It would also just be great to see as a style option. Thanks!

A selection of stone circles, standing stones, barrow mounds and other "prehistoric" monuments would be really handy for world maps!

Steampunk and Dieselpunk assets. Retro-Futuristic. Victorian Era and Inter-War Era stamps. Heavy industry, airships, tanks, battlefields and trench warfare, etc.

Different types of building based on creature, area, etc.

This would be a small selection of east Asian Cities and PoIs for the Fantasy World Map Style

By "eastern", I mean buildings, landmarks, and anything along the lines of feudal Japan and Imperial China. Stuff like tori gates, monasteries, imperial palaces, temples, etc.

Working with fantasy map assets in EA, I have missed having different icons for human settlements in the jungle, like various pyramids, and especially for cities and towns. It would be great to have something similar to give more variety and life to maps in tropical areas.

With Fantasy World 2.0 we got some lovely new stamp additions, and POIs like the Sunken City and beautiful Shipwrecks. However, there are no Vegetation or Coral Rock formations that could help build an Underwater Area on a World map. An underwater asset pack would enrich the current collection and open more possibilities for Worldbuilding. Not just for underwater areas, but for example areas which used to be underwater and have ascended above, or other creative biomes one can envision.

If it would be possible to make a "Nordic/Scandinavian" collection with the POi and 3d model, I'm dreaming of it :D (I don't have a visual example on hand, I'll check that..)

People, Kingdom and Empire, culture, languange, seasonal, continent,