New map in loyal imitation of the style of the 1922 type topographical map of France

[Bretton]

Great, great, great.

[Kishkindha]

Great, great, great.

Thank you

[Gadiouka]

On one hand the style is incredibly detailed and rigorous, and on the other the story which this map tells just invite your mind to wander... a masterpiece!

[jhwelchdesigns]

This is stunning. I love the precise stippling and gentle use of color. Really lovely and expressive.

[KMAlexander]

I keep coming back to this thread and gawking.

IMO*, this absolutely deserves an Atlas Award.





*Not sure how much my opinion matters, but I love this map.

[Kishkindha]

On one hand the style is incredibly detailed and rigorous, and on the other the story which this map tells just invite your mind to wander... a masterpiece!

Oh, thank you for the comment
Using conventional codes of the French cartography to draw configurations of human geography of purely poetic nature, here is my challenge !

[Kishkindha]

This is stunning. I love the precise stippling and gentle use of color. Really lovely and expressive.

Thank you !

[Kishkindha]

I keep coming back to this thread and gawking.

IMO*, this absolutely deserves an Atlas Award.





*Not sure how much my opinion matters, but I love this map.

Thank you very much for your sincere admiration, havîng this recognition from the Guild would be a huge privilege for me

[Kishkindha]

and a poem inside (only for french readers of course) !!!

In mother tongue

[Bretton]

Another great work from you, Kishkindha. I really like how you mix geometry and cartography ...and now even poetry! Too bad I can't rep you so soon again. I think my favourite remains to be 45º41'37.3''N - 00º51'02.8''W, but still, this is a worhty candidate too!