
Carterphillips
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Medieval Cartography for novelists, map lovers, and everyone else!
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lyxfex

Canada
This is the first time I’ve ever commissioned someone on Fiverr, and I honestly knew next to nothing about mapmaking. So I had to do a little research beforehand, but Carter helped me every step of the way. He answered all of my questions before I even made the payment, and when it came to the actual...
jenn_lees

United Kingdom
Carter was great to work with. He paid attention to detail and understood what kind of world my novel, and therefore my map, was in. He always came back with timely replies. Most of all, I love the map! it's going to look great at the beginning of my novel and I can also use it for marketing. I can fully recommend Carter's work.


melkaven

United States
had a very unique type of challenge for my world - there were no forests or grasslands etc, it was a world bound by sky and clouds, so very different from the typical map of seas and land but mr carterphillips helped me figure it out. went through quite frankly a lot of revision and testing ideas and...

stanmaker

United States
I was away and couldn't communicate for some time and even though the delivery date had passed by the time I was able to connect again he was able to do everything I asked as far as add ons and updates, sometimes in minutes. Very good in all aspects of the job. A+++ will hopefully be working wiht him again soon!

egbella

United States
So happy with this map commission! The artist delivered the final product far quicker than I expected, and was professional, proactive in reaching out between each change to gauge my thoughts, and very helpful when I didn't know exactly what I wanted. It looks fantastic and I look forward to using it in my book.
