Liz Kay creates a series of maps for Britain Magazine

Liz Kay is doing some lovely work for Britain Magazine
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Josie Shenoy’s Illustrated Map for Belgravia in Bloom

Josie was commissioned by the Evening Standard to create this beautiful map illustrating this years Belgravia in Bloom.

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Carrie May for The Radio Times

As the eyes of the world will be on the streets of Windsor this weekend, the Radio Times asked Carrie May to illustrate a guide to the days festivities.

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Butlins Resorts

Clear and crisp map illustrations by Mike Hall are commissioned for a visitors app.

Mike was commissioned by Bourne Leisure - the owners of the famous British holiday resort chain Butlins, to design vector-based, isometric maps for each of their resorts - Bognor Regis, Minehead and Skegness.

To be used as an app for visitors, they were drawn entirely using Adobe Illustrator and were designed to be fully interactive, easily navigable and geographically accurate, with georeferencing applied by the app developers for accurate GPS data. Mike adds, "They were also intended to be bright, colourful and retro to match their new branding.

Another key feature of the app reveals itself when the user zooms into each map: the central Pavilion roof 'opens' to reveal the shop and restaurant layout beneath and the names and unit numbers of each accommodation block appear."

Mike Hall is represented by Illustration Ltd

Maps – Scott Jessop

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Maps – Liz Kay

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Maps – David Atkinson

David Atkinson has been producing beautiful hand-crafted maps for clients for 44 years and has been fortunate enough to work with some of the biggest agencies and publishers throughout the world.

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A Map for Textiles

Christopher Corr paints a large world map for Brazilian company Mooui.

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Maps for the Mail by Phosphor Artists

A number of Phosphor Art's illustrators were recently asked to create some maps for the Mail on Sunday's Event Magazine. 

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Sarah Maycock – William & Son

Mayfair based William & Son are on the move, packing up their Mount Street store and heading for beautiful new premises on nearby Bruton Street. To mark this new chapter they commissioned Sarah Maycock to illustrate their new building in all it's glory. Sarah also illustrated a map from the old store to the new, allowing their customers to choose between the quick route, the foodie route or Handsome Frank's favoured option, the refreshing route.

Sarah Maycock is represented by Handsome Frank