Hello! Welcome to my first solo organised contest!

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The basics:

This contest is a terraforming contest. In it you will pick 1 of 3 reference pictures. You then make a minecraft world based of your choice.
However, these pictures aren't just normal minecraft worlds, they are pictures of tectonic plates! You have untill the 15th of may 15th of june to enter the contest.

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Some explanation:

(because you probably need that tbh)


If you decide to enter the contest, you first choose one of the following reference pictures:



Once you've decided which temPLATE (haha get it, I'm so funny...), you make a minecraft world using worldpainter, worldmachine or any other tool. You can even build it by hand! I don't know why you'd want to do it that way, but you can!
After it is done, you submit your world to PMC and post a link in the comments of this thread. That way i can find all entries, which is, ya know, pretty important.

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The rules:

Major rules:

(Entry will be disqualified if these are broken)
1) Entry must be made for this contest, no re-using older entries
2) No stealing the work of others
3) In the description of the entry, write the map projection type
4) In the description of the entry, write the reference picture

Minor Rules:

(These are to keep order)
1) If you want your entry to be judged, post a link to it in the comments of this thread
2) In the description of the entry, post a link to this thread

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The judging:

Entries will be judged based on:
1) Creativity.   Obviously you have to work with the templates given, however you can still make creative things using it! Make sure to create
   interesting terrain with the given template.
2) Cohesion.  Make sure each part of your terrain connects with each part of it next to it.
3) Looks.    This one is more depended on the judges, however a better looking world will get a better score.

I also still need a second judge, because a second opinion is always better than only one opinion. So if you want to be a judge, notify me in a way you seem fitting.

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The details:

In the pictures, you'll see 3 colors. The yellow lines are the plate boundries. The white dots determine wether a plate is continental or oceanic.
with dot=continental, without dot=oceanic. The green arrows give the general direction the plate is moving in.
Continental plates contain a significant amount of continental crust, however it does NOT have to be a majority. For example the south american plate, east african plate or the sunda plate. oceanic plates have little to no continental crust in them, as the only land it contains are small island archs from oce-oce collisions (and continetal shelf counts as continental crust).

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Anyways, here is a poll because why not. Which template would you choose?