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Historical map-making
AtlasScribe
A standalone map-making workspace for creating historical and historically inspired maps, without requiring specialist design software.
Prototype in developmentCurrent focus: editor and stamp system
Interface concept
A map-making desk, kept deliberately clear.
The proposed workspace keeps the map central, with assets and page controls close at hand. This preview shows the intended direction while the working editor is developed.
The idea
History-led, approachable map-making.
AtlasScribe is being designed for writers, researchers, teachers, role-players and anyone who wants to make a considered historical map without learning a full professional graphics package.
Its visual library will draw on real historical sources while keeping the workspace clear, flexible and easy to use.
Designed forHistoriansResearchersWritersEducators
Planned for the first release
A focused creative toolkit
Place historical stamps
Arrange and resize reusable assets informed by real historical visual sources.
Add clear labels
Use text and simple styling controls to make places, routes and regions legible.
Export the result
Save a finished map for sharing or produce a PDF suitable for presentation and print.
Prototype in development
Work is currently focused on the core canvas editor and the first historically informed stamp collection. Features and presentation may change as the prototype is tested.