Sie sagten mir, ich solle meine Karte hier posten, also tada!

    Das ist Papier im A0-Format, größer geht nicht. Alle europäischen Sprachen sind im Titel enthalten und alle Länder- und Ortsnamen sind in ihrer Muttersprache geschrieben. (Tut mir leid, Arabisch, Kyrillisch, Georgisch, Griechisch und Armenisch, falls ich etwas falsch geschrieben habe)

    Ich hoffe, es gefällt euch 🙂

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    24 Kommentare

    1. SijilmaasanGoldMan on

      Cringe. Imagine not including North Africa, the cradle of civilization. Yes, it’s obviously not part of Europe, but in 99% of ‘maps of europe’, the northern parts of North Africa and Egypt are present.

    2. Very nice sense of detail.
      Some stilistic choices which raise some questions on my end, without having a proper answer:

      * Why regionalise nation names but go with Dutch for seas?
      * It seems somewhat arbitrary to leave Northern Africa off the map while including large parts of Asia proper.

      Also sadly, your Arabic is written backwards (it’s written from right to left, which also impacts the ligatures).

      Nice work though!

    3. Por_TheAdventurer on

      Looks super nice and fascinating! Even hundreds of small trees and mountains are sophisticating! Love how you have spent days drawing this map!

    4. AlwaysBeQuestioning on

      I love handmade maps. I love maps with placenames in the native languages. Even with a few things messed up here or there (as pointed out by other commenters), this is still a high-quality effort. The choice of going with one language for all the seas does stick out, but I figure that makes sense given that you’d otherwise have to do each sea name multiple times for each country that has territorial waters there, so unless you were going to do that, sticking with your own native language makes sense. Keep up the good work!

    5. Thank you for using Magyarország, it’s a small thing but makes it more inclusive!

      Also: absolutely stunning map!

    6. Dry_Challenge4205 on

      This is incredibly cool. What did you base from? Did you trace the outlines and then add the details?

    7. Nicely done! Iran, Iraq, Syria and Lebanon country names are written backwards. For example Iran looks like ایران

    8. ItalianBadPenguin on

      Truly beautiful work! Definitely worth hanging on a wall! Congrats! 👌🏻

    9. delamontaigne on

      Today I learned that the Dutch spelling for ‘Tyrreense zee’ is correct without the h (whereas English has Tyrrhenian Sea).

    10. NikolitRistissa on

      I like the subtle difference in the Finnish fells and the Norwegian mountains!

      We don’t really have any mountains in Finland, but the fells are represented really well here by being slightly more rounded compared to the mountains across the border. Not sure if it’s just a coincidence, but it’s very accurate.

    11. Tommicrowave on

      It’s good, though the arabic names haunt me lmao
      Arabic is written right to left and the letters are meant to be attached : ق ا ر ع ل ا is العراق
      Now you know 👍

    12. There Arabic is spelled wrong. The letters are in the wrong order and should be connected, but amazing job otherwise!

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