Where do you want to go?
Found 145 Illustrations
The Erie Canal Bicycle Route across New York State by Robert Frankis
Blairsville, Georgia, USA map that shows the route of the Canalway Bicycle Trail across New York State. The map also features a number of fun things to do and see along the trail.
Deoksukung Palace & Stonewall Walkway in Seoul, South Korea by Pimchanok Pha
Bangkok, THThis place is a beautiful place you should visit once in your life! You can see many of amazing architecture in Deoksukung Palace and around this area. In autumn, This is a good place to see the fall foliage while walking along the stonewall.
Over the River and Through the Woods to Grandmother's House in Medford, Massachusetts by Gina Lento
Patchogue, Ny, US"The New-England Boy's Song about Thanksgiving Day" was written by Lydia Maria Child in 1844 for a collection called "Flowers for Children, Volume 2." We know this poem by the popular name "Over the River and through the Woods." Music was written to go along with the poem and it is a common holiday song heard during Thanksgiving and the holiday season. The words were changed to say that the children were going to Grandmother's house when in fact it is Grandfather's house in the poem. Either way, it is a warm way to welcome the holiday season.
Horses of Asia by Gina Lento
Patchogue, Ny, USThis map highlights some of the breeds of horses in Asia.
Exploring Macau Peninsula by Ngah Muli Ong
Jakarta, DKI Jakarta, IDSpend a day in the historic center of Macau! I always love ancient and historical buildings and Macau Peninsula has so many of them. This illustration highlights which buildings I've visited, and most of them are within walking distance.
Shanghai, China: Must-Sees by Simina Popescu
London, GBA map made from experience of everything you can't miss on a short trip in Shanghai, China.
Little House by the Creek (July Garden) by Lena Umezawa
Vancouver, British Columbia, CAThis year's part-shade container garden is brought to you by a Mother's Day gift of eight bags of Sea Soil, some West Coast Seeds (and some saved seeds), and Mother Nature. I included several highlights from various sketches made throughout the growing season. Amazingly, there is enough food elsewhere in the creek for the squirrels that they leave my humble crop of beans, greens, and tomatoes alone. After two years of observing the local conditions and critters, I am still experimenting and learning what works in this garden.
