The best maps and related material culture you can buy. If I missed anything good please reach out.
Commission a landscape sculpture made of fired, painted clay.
Hand-carved physiographic globes colored with oil paint.
Swirling nautical maps of Brittany in ink and watercolors.
An illustrator and cartographer making every-inch-given-full-regard maps of Spain and his native England.
Five-foot panoramas by a National Geographic cartographer.
Loraine Rutt’s miniature ceramic globes, fired and painted in London.
If you have $120k, they have the 4-foot hand-painted globe for you.
Michelle Snyder’s 30+ hand-drawn letterpress maps.
Maine cartographer’s hand-drawn maps on prints, cards and dish towels; she even sells a cookbook.
Sophie Parr’s intricate pen portraits of American cities include every house, most trees.
Hand-dyed sun-printed cyanotypes on Awagami unbleached paper.
South Carolina cartographer Travis Folk’s watercolor maps, embellished with native fauna.
Cameron Booth designs original transit maps and picks good old ones to reprint.
Alex McPhee’s 6-foot map of Alberta: the perfect gift for the western Canadian in your life.
A thickly-illustrated 5x4-foot map of North America that took him five years to finish.
Gaël Gaborel’s handcrafted 10-14" desk globes with watercolor relief and land cover.
Bio PhD, graphics editor, scientific illustrator, cartographer of earth and sky, what can’t she do?
Illustrator’s imagined maps patterned after French 1:50k topos; DM him for a print.
British cartographer Daniel Robinson also created the Cotwsold Discovery Trail.