I decided to illustrate a map of my home town as there are loads of interesting features. Hopefully it will inspire other people to visit.

An illustration to "descobrir catalunya", that presents the secret of this beautiful country (Catalunya, I mean)

Illustration made to Lonely Planet Magazine (Spain), 2007

There's Nothing More, There's Nothing Less, just SKIATHOS!

I was going to keep the map clean and graphic, but found I couldn't resist adding commentary!

From the palace the streets go out like rays through the houses and the huge forest- that is why Karlsruhe is also called "the fan city". The sights are from 18th century onwards. It's a little piece of heaven where you can be in touch with nature, feel like royalty in the royal garden, and still be in a very contemporary city.

This is a map of the old Port Royal, SC section of the city. A quaint waterfront less-traveled town. It can be discovered through the many seaside natural attractions for those wanting to 'take a load off'.

Starting with lunch at the "Tempelier" (a beautiful little Belgian pub), finishing with "am Staden" - a little place in the sun.

Handstitched with perle cotton on muslin

This is my neighborhood outside of Atlanta, GA - a lakeside community that is designated as a natural wildlife preserve. My house is an original cabin to the area, was the town brothel in the 30's and supposedly Al Capone stayed here. It is called "The House of Joy". It is on Lake Cheerful (no kidding).

Most people that venture to Belize spend most of their time on one of the islands. But the farming and fishing community of Hopkins offers many cultural and indigenous (Garifuna) rewards. Its unique character can't be beat. Except when you are listening to some of the best drumming in Belize!