Fantasy map commission for Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay
I was commissioned by Cubicle 7 to create several pieces as a Warhammer fantasy map artist for the Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay game. As a Warhammer fantasy fan of decades gone by (and now revisiting) I jumped at the opportunity.
Above is Grunewald Lodge, an internal map showing three floors of fantasy goodness… complete with chaos cult basement!
Warhammer Fantasy town map
This is Hugeldal, a town of the Warhammer Fantasy Empire region of the Old World. The Empire has a great wealth of iconography so making the crests on these maps were a lot of fun.
Need a fantasy map artist?
Give me a shout if I can help with your fantasy map. I have fifteen years of experience working with independent authors, game designer and large IPs like Warhammer and DnD.
Why Fantasy Maps are commissioned in
Fantasy maps get commissioned for TTRPG books because they make a world feel real the moment you open the cover. As a map artist, I’m not just drawing mountains and rivers—I’m giving players something to dream about. A well-made map sparks curiosity, invites questions, and helps everyone picture the same world as the story unfolds. It turns “somewhere far away” into a place you can point to and say, “Let’s go there.” Commissioned maps are made with love for the setting and the adventure ahead, setting the tone for epic journeys, quiet villages, and dangers lurking just beyond the edge of the page.
Got a story that deserves an unforgettable fantasy map? Let’s team up and create something awesome together. You can see more of my map artwork here. Or work with me here.
Hi I’m Jamie!
I work on fantasy and sci-fi maps for various clients from authors to game publishers. I have had some great clients working on both established IPs and new settings. I’m always interested in hearing about more projects I might be needed on, so feel free to drop me an email to info@thenobleartist.com
If you’re looking for a fantasy artist, feel free to snoop through my illustration portfolio or head straight over to contact me for work. You’ll find my email address and some handy forms which guide you through some of the starting info I’ll need to be able to quote for you. Typically I’m booked up a month ahead of time, but do drop me a line if you have anything time sensitive. Sometimes I’m able to move things around in a pinch. Hope to hear from you! In the meantime, stay informed of my new work and availability and sign up for the mailing list.
