The Puget Sound Map

Well this one has been on my to do list for ages.  It wasn't until we procured our Vandercook 219 press, which can make prints up to 18 x 24 inches, that I began to really feel motivated to get it done.  It just felt like it needed to be in a larger format with all the interesting inlets and bays.  

We as a family have only begun to explore Puget Sound, mainly around the Olympic Peninsula (Hood Canal and the Sequim/Port Angeles area).  There really is so much to it with all the islands and beaches.   The Pacific Northwest is a paradise for outdoorsy folk.  I have been in the region for 10 years now and I feel like I have just scratched the surface as far as visiting beautiful natural places goes!  

So take a gander at this new piece.  I just loved the way it turned out.

You can find it in our catalog here

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Sale Time!

It's that time of year again...our annual holiday sale is on!  15% off on our website only!

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another bird for the collection!

Checkout our newest card!

Snowy owl on Tundra

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The Newest Oldest National Park

Take a look at our newly added Yellowstone National Park map!

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The Surf Atlas

Last year I had the opportunity to expand my horizons and do something a little new for me...it was cartography but this time involved collaborating with a publisher and creating maps for an atlas.  Specifically a surf atlas.  I made six maps in total that spanned the globe.  They feature all the major surf locations in the world.  I really did learn a lot (not to mention brushed up on my geography!).  The book is called "The Surf Atlas" and it was created by the German publishing house Gestalten.  Here's a peek of the book.  You can purchase it here.

Gestalten Surf Atlas

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