Illustrated map of the Kumano Kodo pilgrimage routes in Kii Peninsula, Japan

I've never been to Paris, but I imagine that it's lovely at Christmas.

I grew up in Portsmouth and couldn't wait to leave! At 19 I left for London and never returned. The Dockyards have undergone myriad changes since the millennium with the construction of The Spinnaker Tower, Gunwharf Quays and the Mary Rose Museum. I now hope to revisit again with my son and show him some of the places I visited as a child.

This piece was completed as a project for Tom Froese's excellent Inky Maps class on Skillshare.

What better way to celebrate Halloween that with a Haunted House map!

L'Ile des Embiez is a small island in the South of France, in the Var (83) département.

It's a place I've often visited as a child and that I re-discovered in my mid 20s. This is one of my favourite places on earth, it features beautiful beaches, pine forests, an aquarium presenting local marine life and has it's own vineyards.

This map celebrates l'Ile des Embiez in pure analog medium: paper, ink and watercolour.

Downtown Los Angeles has much to offer in terms of food, coffee/study spots, ice cream, impactful and diverse non-profits, and cultural monuments. I picked this area because there's always something going on every week and you can never get sick of the diverse cultural aspects of Downtown LA, Arts District, Chinatown, and Little Tokyo!

This summer I went to New York for the first time. I spent 6 lovely days with my family, mainly on the Lower East Side. We had the best vegan food ever and I just can’t wait to go back and explore some more!

A map showing some of the things to see along Georgia's Historic Antebellum Trail.

Here is a lively digital map illustration I created to showcase all the fun things there are to do around downtown Milwaukee.

Took a week long relaxing family road trip beyond Sydney with my husband and toddler son. We had lots of fun staying over at quirky accommodations and discovering good eats and sights along the way.