This is killer, your penmanship is outrageously fine. You have all my admiration.
IR
This is killer, your penmanship is outrageously fine. You have all my admiration.
IR
Thank you very much, really flatteredOriginally Posted by Adfor
Sheets of the 1/50,000 topographical map of France, 1922 style, my love..
Favourite source of inspiration.
Great, great, great.
Thank you
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 !
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.
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Thank you very much for your sincere admiration, havîng this recognition from the Guild would be a huge privilege for me
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!
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