Fantasy Worldbuilding Through Connected Creatures, Plants, and PlacesFantasy Worldbuilding Through Connected Creatures, Plants, and Places
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What makes a fantasy world feel connected?
For me, it’s exploring how creatures, plants, and places shape one another—and the lives of the people around them. My latest portfolio entry features the Crownstag, Glassbell Flower, and Mirum, with illustrated profiles that connect ecology, culture, and story possibilities.
This case study offers a look at how I develop and organize worldbuilding into useful reference materials for writers. Explore the project here:
Which part of worldbuilding draws you in first: wildlife, culture, or setting?
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