Gulf of Venice
Sometimes, I like to think of my maps as representations of a territory that does not necessarily relate to current borders. The Gulf of Venice is surely a paradigmatic example of this, a border territory with a rich history of comings and goings that have defined its character.
I made this map to decorate my office using:
Blender to generate the hillshade map;
QGIS to export the relief layers, contour lines, hydrography, some of the labels, etc.;
Adobe Illustrator for the labels of rivers, natural parks, regions or seas;
and Adobe Photoshop to merge everything, adjust colours, lights, etc.
and Adobe Photoshop to merge everything, adjust colours, lights, etc.
