Worldbuilding Summer Camp Prep Challenge #2 - Inspiration

This one was a lot easier than the last as I already have most of my inspiration spread across Pinterest and YouTube.
Quick Summary of Aurelia: A flintlock fantasy book inspired by Colonial America and American folklore.
Quotes/ Poem/Text:
“The place they had thoughts on was some of those vast and unpeopled countries of America, which are fruitful and fit for habitation, being devoid of all civil inhabitants, where there are only savage and brutish men which range up and down, little otherwise than the wild beasts of the same.” – Of Plymouth Plantation by William Bradford
“And though she be but little, she is fierce.” – Midsummer Night’s Dream by William Shakespeare
“Angry is good. Angry gets shit done.” – American Gods
Landscapes:
Concepts for Portobello (Seaport where the story begins)

Artist: Marc Simonetti

Artist: Marc Simonetti

Artist: Franz Xaver Habermann (1721-1796)
Concepts for Aurelian Countryside

Artist: visualdreamz
Concepts for Canton Village (This is a utopian village untouched by the oppressive regime. The people are the Cult of Salt and Stars)

Artist: Richard Benning

Artist: Elena Alt
Concept for Oleander Forest (this is where Imogen is introduced fighting off Death Eaters)

Artist: wanamaker

Artist: wanamaker
Concept for Saltobello (pirate cove)

Artist: Black Warrior
Characters: (As it has been difficult finding character images for my characters in the flintlock sub-genre, imagine all of them having 18th century weaponry)
Concept for Imogen

Artist: Zynthex

Artist: Klaus Wittman
Concept for Niccola the Blackheart, Pirate Queen (Niccola is a very interesting character visually. In my mind, she is kind of a mix of all three of these images)

Artist: Crazymic

Artist: CrystalGrazianoArt

Artist: aşur ceylan
Concept for Telis (Pirate)

Artist: Anna Helme
Anthem: Growing Up Londinium - Daniel Pemberton
Further Listening, check out my playlist (Still a work in progress)
THE BIG GUNS:
The movies and tv shows that have the biggest influence on my world are Harlots, Pirates of the Caribbean franchise, and American Gods.