As you may or may not know, I have been diagnosed with autism since the age of four, and during my spare time I would always look at a map or a world atlas, of varying ages and designs, picking out different locations in various countries and road numbers. It really helps me to cool down after a hard day in school or doing jobseeking. My love for fantasy map making takes me back to autumn 2012, where I would make a drawing of a fictional island called Freedman Island, which is geographically located off the coast of the South Island of New Zealand. The effort at the time was very basic, as I had used Microsoft Paint to produce the drawings, but I have started to enjoy the idea of designing maps electronically a lot more since then. Fantasy map of Freedman Island In addition, I was always interested in video games for many years, particularly open world driving games such as Need for Speed - I could open an in-game map and sometimes I can see features that mimick real-life satellit...