The Atlas Awards 2018

Earlier in March the Cartographers’ Guild – of which I am a member – has announced the results of the 2018 Atlas Awards.

All maps submitted within the community during the previous year are eligible for the yearly award, which comprises several categories, like Most Creative Map, Best Regional Map, an so on.

I am thrilled and humbled to announce that my map ‘The Independent Territories of Belthennia‘ was awarded Best Overall Map in a 3-way tie alongside ‘Harlasea’ by John Stevenson and ‘Desert Dragon’ Katarina Božanić.

The Independent Territories of Belthennia

I encourage you to check out the whole line up of winners, which includes gorgeous pieces by cartographers Francesca Baerald and Daniel Hasenbos.

Harlasea’ by John Stevenson
‘Desert Dragon’ Katarina Božanić

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