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Robert Lazzaretti, Fantasy Mapmaker

Published on 6 July 201518 November 2017 by Jonathan Crowe

Lou Anders interviews fantasy mapmaker Robert Lazzaretti, who drew the maps for Anders’s Thrones and Bones series (Frostborn, Nightborn). I can never get enough information about the process of making fantasy maps.

Previously: Mapping An Ember in the Ashes; How to Make a Fantasy Map.

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