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RECENTLY ADDED TRAVEL ILLUSTRATIONS

Chatuchak Weekend Market in Bangkok by Pinyada Ratanasungk
The heaven for shopping lover & the affordable street food.

The Fantastic Antarctica by Àneu Martínez
Barcelona, Barcelona, ESThe only way to preserve a paradise is showing its big natural beauty ... Antarctica is fantastic, don't you think?

North Devon, United Kingdom by Lauren Bowler
My family & I have been going to North Devon on holiday for several years. I love the atmosphere, I love the people, I love the place. There is something for everyone in Devon but we mostly eat, drink, surf & shop... & shelter from the rain!!

Yellowstone National Park, USA by Kaitlyn McCane
Wilmington, De, USEverything to see an do in Yellowstone!


Daisetsuzan National Park, Hokkaido, Japan by Deborah Davidson
Sapporo, Hokkaido, JapanDaisetsuzan (also called Taisetsuzan) National Park is located in the mountainous center of the northern Japanese island of Hokkaidō. At 2267.64 square kilometers, Daisetsuzan is the largest national park in Japan. The Japanese name means "great snowy mountains," and it is often called "the roof of Hokkaido." But the name the indigenous Ainu gave these mountains is "the playground of the gods."

Favorite Firenze, Italy by Ranjini Chatterjee
Kolkata, West Bengal, INI have travelled extensively in Italy during my one year stay as a grad student in design in Florence. I am back to India now but ever since i have been in love with Florence. The map of Florence is etched emotionally on my heart and mind. This is my tribute to this place which welcomed me so warmly and made me the person I am today. I will keep going back to this place throughout my life. Thank you for giving me this opportunity for paying my tribute.

Getting to Know Gujarat, India by Geeta Sadashivan
Redmond, WA, USAThe top border on my map, with the long "He. .. e. . .y" refers to the extended note that is sung at the beginning of many Gujarati folksongs (similar to yodeling.) The lower border consists of mini-versions of "rangoli" -- a design made of colored sand that is drawn on the ground before the front door of the home by Gujarati women, to welcome guests.


Brussels Center, Belgium by Philippe Debongnie
BEAll done with Stabilo pens at the finished scale. Took some time... :-)