Oxford: City of dreaming spires, pubs, bicycles and my hometown.

After following Nate's class on Sketchbook Skool, I got to work for my very first map! This one is a map of my own town, Neuchâtel in Switzerland. Neuchâtel is a quite small but beautiful town on the shores of a lake. A great place to stop and relax.

Prattenburg is an estate near my home where I often go for a walk. This is my first map that I have drawn after following Nate's course "Let' make a map"

This a map of Mol divided into its 12 hamlets.

A bit like California used to be, but in England with English stuff like tea.

This was a map I did for Sketchbook School where Nate taught a class called: Let's Make a Map!

Located in the Tuscany region, Cortona is the sister city of Athens, GA - and the home of the University of Georgia's studies abroad program since 1970.

This is based on a book by my GGGrandfather Edwin Rainbow. He was a journalist, author and Registrar of Birth and Deaths in Coventry, UK at the turn of the last century. He wrote this book in 1916 as a turn by turn description of several walks through his (and my) home city. It's like a time capsule as he describes elegant tree-lined avenues, the tram system and industries of the time. Most of the city was destroyed in WWII and it's fascinating to read what's still there and what's long forgotten.

A map of Brighton, England, where I live, and some of the things I love most about my awesome city. (Sketchbook Skool - Let's Make a Map)

Know your bridges in London!!

The best places for coffee in Eskişehir

I was in Bologna last month to visit Bologna Children's Book Fair. It was my third time to visit this beautiful Italian city. I love their stunning porticos, interesting museums, galleries and lovely bookstores. As a book lover, I especially adore Biblioteca Salaborsa, a beautiful library, which has a giant archaeological site beneath your feet you can see through a glass floor. Bologna is also a city for gelato lovers. There are so many great flavors and combinations to try!!!!

Anzio is a seaside fishing town near Rome. It's a well known place for its historical events; Roman Emperor Nerone was born here and the ruins of ist villa are still around the coast. Tourists (and locals too) enjoy the delicious seafood Anzio is famous for. Every day fishing boats bring to the port tons of fishes and other precious delicacies from the sea. And the local restaurants serve the best and most delicious mediterranean meals! And let's not forget Anzio's amazing handmade gelatos! Wish you all to visit beautiful Anzio soon.