a little map of my friendship with my childhood best pal

Taichung has a pleasant climate and environment and an average temperature of 22.4℃.

Taichung is endowed with a rich history and beautiful natural scenery.

It also offers well-priced culinary delights, assorted shopping areas and arts performances, making it well worth a visit.

A lot of famous, timeless artists hung out in the Provence and Cote D'Azur at the turn of the last century. All the big names are there (and even more I couldn't include). Like everyone else I love the works of van Gogh, Cezanne, Matisse and Picasso and I hope I can use this map one day as a travel companion when I explore the art of Southern France!!

This is a line drawing of Wrightwood, California, a mountain resort town located just above Los Angeles in the San Gabriel Mountains. I created this map using a combination of my hand-drawn art, Adobe InDesign and Adobe Photoshop. Wrightwood is a wonderful day trip for any visitor to California. In the winter, you can ski at Mountain High. In the summer, you can go zip lining at Pacific Crest Ziplines or hike the Pacific Crest Trail. There are many mom-and-pop restaurants to choose from, ranging from the elegant steak house, Blue Ridge Inn, to more casual fare like burgers at The Yodeler, pizza at Mile High Pizza, or tacos and tequila at Mexico Lindo. The Evergreen Cafe is known for its homestyle breakfasts. Village Grind is known for its wine bar and live music, or you can sit out on the patio and enjoy craft beers at the Wrightwood Brewery.

The flavor map was made to show the companies of Caracol Chocolates. Drawing made with graphite, scanned and colored in Photoshop.

Things to do and places to go with kids at the Crocus Mall.

Rotterdam is beautifull. With this map you will enjoy the shopping area as well as the fantastic architecture.

More tips on gastronomy, leisure and culture in my illustrated guide of Buenos Aires. Free ebook!
https://issuu.com/anna.mendes/docs/buenosaires-issuu

This map was inspired not only by the movie, but I had stumbled on information that Susan's house was not a fictional place, but a real house here on Long Island. My husband and I took a ride and there it was, the only difference was there was an addition upstairs. I didn't put the addition in my sketch. I actually forgot it because it is in the middle of the roof, so my drawing of the house is mix of 1946 and 2017. It was awesome, all of those years seeing that scene in the movie and when we drove down the street, it was like going back in time. I couldn't nail down the Walkers apartment nor the Brooks Retirement home, so those are guesses on the map based on location information gleaned from watching the movie several times. Those are the two locations marked as "fictional."

Season's Greetings and Happy New Year!