Suneen Reef sits inside Lace & Leather’s fantasy-cartography side of the workshop: mapmaking that aims to feel like an object from the world rather than a clean diagram dropped on top of it.
For worldbuilders, that means thinking about more than geography alone. Surface, age, labeling, contrast, and the rhythm of empty space all help decide whether a map reads as a believable artifact while still remaining useful at the table or on the page.
This showcase is here as a visual reference for that balance. The goal is atmosphere with function intact: enough weathering to carry history, enough clarity to keep the world legible.