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The Kraken by Sharon Gayhart
Delaware, Ohio, USThe Kraken is a fantastic sea monster that attacks by wrapping its many arms around a ship and pulling it down into the depths of the cold northern seas.
Slovenia by Sasha Vrecko
London, SW, GBVintage style illustrated map of natural & cultural heritage of Slovenia (EU) created for Illustration class at PSAD.
American Wetlands by Damian Gruber
Cincinnati, Ohio, USFinal Project for spring quarter at SCAD. Wanted to design a slightly different type of map that took me back to my childhood memories going to the park and seeing the maps and diagrams of the species and where they lived.
Ancient Egypt by Ymke Pas
Houten, Utrecht, NLThe design of this map of Ancient Egypt, with illustrations placed in compartments around it, is roughly based on the style of Joan Blaeu. He was a 17th century Dutch cartographer. I tried to make my own modern version!
The Island of Vulcano, Italy by Giovanni Cera
Florence, Tuscany, ITVulcano is an island of Eolie's archipelago, consisting of seven islands : Alicudi, Filicudi, Salina, Panarea, Stromboli, Vulcano and Lipari. Vulcano together with Stromboli is an active volcano. All the seven islands are a well known turist destination. Around the crater and under the sea close to the arbour are active fumaroles that give out sulphur's gasses.
The "Cinque Terre" of Italy by Giovanni Cera
Florence, Tuscany, ITThe Cinque Terre, (Five Lands) is a rugged portion of coast on the Ligurian Sea. So called because comprises five villages: Monterosso al Mare, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola and Riomaggiore. The surrounded land and the villages are National Park and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In the past was possible to reach the villages only by boat, from the harbors of La Spezia and Portovenere.
Trekking Map from Vilallonga, Spain by Bernat Moreno
Oliva, Valencia, ESTrekking route map from Vilallonga, a small town in Valencia, Spain
The Coast of Pulsano on the Jonian Sea in the Fifties by Giovanni Cera
Florence, Tuscany, ITI remember this coast as a paradise in the fifties, when the coast road was not yet built. Now the property speculation has changed the natural habitat ; more money, less beauties, less quiet and less happiness ! For respect of the past memories, the signes and the names are written in local dialect.
Beautiful Architecture of Dulwich, UK by Mel Smith Designs
London, GBTalk a walk around the streets of Dulwich to explore the stunning architecture
