James Laish's snowy map illustration accompanies the article "Lake Tahoe, Winter Wonderland" in the current issue of AAA's Via Magazine. (more)

Shaw Nielsen created this illustrated map for Takeda, which was sent out as their holiday eCard. The map highlights all of the cities where Takeda has offices or research facilities and spreads a bit of holiday cheer to boot. (more)

Ruth Rowland was asked to create an illustrated map for the Rose Theatre, Kingston in conjunction with a range of special performances to celebrate their adaptation of Hans Christian Andersen's “The Snow Queen.” (more)

Steven Noble created an intricate old-time map of Dublin, as well as a series of spot details of buildings therein, for an interactive game launching Jameson 1780 Whiskey. (more)

James Laish maps out the intriguing NYC neighborhood of “SoSoHo” for the New York Times Fashion & Style section. (more)

David Preiss' map for AirTran Airways’ GO magazine illustrates the retracing of John Muir's 1868 trek across California. Muir was a naturalist, author and advocate of preservation of the American wilderness.

David Atkinson’s Hand Made Maps was commissioned by &Smith Design Group on behalf of the Dorchester Collection to produce this amazingly detailed aerial view site plan for Hotel Bel-Air in Los Angeles. (more)

Elisabeth Alba created this intricate map of the fantasy lands Celadonia + Glendoch for an upcoming web novel project. (more)

Tim Zeltner painted a map showing all the different wine regions of Ontario in his trademark, whimsical style for a new website called Ontario Uncorked. The site allows you to explore and plan customized tours throughout the famed wine regions of Ontario; Tim’s little extra details keep the viewer fully engaged. (more)

William Cook was commissioned by the Viewpoint School to map its long, thin, not-yet completed campus, situated on the Santa Monica Valley floor.  William shares the highlights of what was actually a six-week process of visual building and controlled rule-breaking to arrive at the deceptively natural finish you see here. (more)