Scotland
I create maps quite regularly for the travel section of the CSMA Club magazine in the UK. They feature places to stay, things to see, and often lovely local edible specialities. Here's a map I did for them of a Scottish walking tour.
I created the wedding invitations, place settings and seating plan, for my friend Karen's wedding recently, up in Scotland. They had a map theme, mixing elements from both London and Glasgow, the cities where the bride and groom live.
We chose pink and brown to give a lovely vintage look, to match the overall theme of the wedding.
The place settings had elements of the invitation illustration on the front, with a little bonus illustration of Karen's spaniel in a neat bow-tie on the reverse. I added a delicate die-cut pop-out shape for the guests' names, which I hand-wrote in brown ink. I then also hand made name settings for the tables to match.
The tables were named after roads in both Glasgow and Scotland. I designed the seating plan around this concept, making it into a street map, with each individual place marker as a geographic feature on the map: a house, a tree, a car, a statue... 
Us and the seating plan on the day...
The wedding photos were taken by Christopher Currie.
The moku hanga exhibition in Edinburgh I wrote about a few posts ago opened on friday, here's a photo of how my work looked in the show (top left and directly underneath that, in the cluster of frames)
and a photo from the private view.
Looks like a fun night!
