8  Additional Resource

Below are links to resources in the creation of this workshop that you may find helpful in the future as you explore hand drawn maps further:

8.1 Books:

• Raisz, Erwin. 1962. Principles of Cartography. McGraw-Hill, New York.
• Raisz, Erwin. 1938. General Cartography. McGraw-Hill, New York.

8.2 Digital Art Software:

Open source, cross-platform software for art

• Inkscape - vector
• Krita - raster, animation
• Blender - raster, animation, 3D
• GIMP - raster, image manipulation

8.3 Tutorials

• DataLab’s Cartography for Academic Publications - many of the concepts described in this workshop apply to all cartography
• Sarah Bell’s tutorial for drawing hillshades by hand
• Maps By Owen YouTube Channel - focuses on fantasy maps
• JP Coovert YouTube Channel - focuses on fantasy maps
• DiY LandArch YouTube Channel - focuses on techniques for Landscape Architecture

8.4 Art Inspiration:

• Heather Gabriel Smith - works in woodblock printing and other media
• [Sarah Bell] - digital and analog cartographer and font/typeface designer
• Hannah Dormido - reporter and cartographer; her swirly hand-drawn map style is now available in QGIS
• Aly Miller - mid century modern styled maps
• Molly O’Halloran - watercolor and pen & ink maps
• Elizabeth Person - watercolor maps
• Michele Tobias - one cell comic with a strong map theme
• Jenny Sparks - combines oblique objects and lettering
• Paula Scher - graphic designer
• Bryan Hansel - an accessible style beginners can emulate
• Anton Thomas - known for intricate, large, hand-drawn maps of the world
• Erwin Raisz - professional cartographer who worked in the first half of the 20th century
• Osher Map Library’s Women in Cartography Exhibit Online