Description
A historical cartographic rendering of the Great Lakes region displays intricate topographical contour lines in blue ink against cream paper, with delicate borderwork and notational text boxes characteristic of 19th-century surveying maps. The composition balances technical precision with an understated aesthetic, where layered elevation markings and geographic detail create subtle visual depth across the subdued, aged surface. Precision-cut from thick, satin-finish paperboard and made to order, in 500 or 1,000 pieces. An afternoon spent building an independent artist's work.