A love letter to Atlanta, hand-drawn one landmark at a time.
This illustrated map celebrates the city the way locals actually experience it — sprawling, layered, and stitched together by highways. Rendered in my folksy, linocut-inspired style with a bit of grit, it's built from over 30 hand-drawn icons of Atlanta's most-loved spots.
Find the High Museum of Art next to the Center for Puppetry Arts. Trace I-85 past Spaghetti Junction toward the Buford Highway Farmer’s Market, then down to Stone Mountain. Spot Ponce City Market, the Atlanta Botanical Garden, and Centennial Olympic Park clustered near Oakland Cemetery, the Center for Civil and Human Rights, and the Fabulous Fox Theatre. From Emory, Georgia Tech, Spelman, and Morehouse to the Avondale Estates Tudor Village, Your DeKalb Farmers Market, and Plaza Fiesta, this piece maps the full, textured story of the city, not just the postcard version.
Printed in a bold, gallery-worthy palette of deep red, gold, and blue on crisp white, it's graphic enough to bring attention without overwhelming a room. It’s equally at home in a downtown loft, a suburban home office, or a short-term rental like AirBnB or VRBO.
Landmarks featured include: Atlanta Botanical Garden, High Museum of Art, Center for Puppetry Arts, Emory University, Spelman College, Morehouse College, Georgia Tech, the Tabernacle, Chastain Park, the King and Queen Buildings, Spaghetti Junction, Buford Highway Farmers Market, Stone Mountain, Plaza Fiesta, the CDC, Fernbank Museum of Natural History, Your DeKalb Farmers Market, Ponce City Market, Jimmy Carter Presidential Library, Avondale Estates Tudor Village, Oakland Cemetery, Center for Civil and Human Rights, ArtsXchange, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta Airport, Six Flags Over Georgia, Cascade Springs Nature Preserve, Goat Farm Arts Center, Centennial Olympic Park, Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area, Atlanta History Center, the Fox Theatre, and Scott Antiques Market — connected by the highways that define how Atlantans actually get around.
A perfect gift for: Atlanta transplants, natives, and anyone with an Atlanta chapter in their story. This print makes a meaningful housewarming gift, going-away gift, graduation gift, or holiday and birthday present for the map-lovers, city-lovers, and design-minded people on your list.
Details:
Hand-designed, lettered, and illustrated by Adrianne Kimbell
Sizes available: 11”x14” and 16”x20”
Printed in the USA on smooth uncoated 80 lb. paper
Sustainable paper: FSC-certified or equivalent
Note: Frames not included
PLEASE NOTE: This item is printed by a third party and production happens almost immediately; therefore we cannot accept cancellations or refunds for this product.
A love letter to Atlanta, hand-drawn one landmark at a time.
This illustrated map celebrates the city the way locals actually experience it — sprawling, layered, and stitched together by highways. Rendered in my folksy, linocut-inspired style with a bit of grit, it's built from over 30 hand-drawn icons of Atlanta's most-loved spots.
Find the High Museum of Art next to the Center for Puppetry Arts. Trace I-85 past Spaghetti Junction toward the Buford Highway Farmer’s Market, then down to Stone Mountain. Spot Ponce City Market, the Atlanta Botanical Garden, and Centennial Olympic Park clustered near Oakland Cemetery, the Center for Civil and Human Rights, and the Fabulous Fox Theatre. From Emory, Georgia Tech, Spelman, and Morehouse to the Avondale Estates Tudor Village, Your DeKalb Farmers Market, and Plaza Fiesta, this piece maps the full, textured story of the city, not just the postcard version.
Printed in a bold, gallery-worthy palette of deep red, gold, and blue on crisp white, it's graphic enough to bring attention without overwhelming a room. It’s equally at home in a downtown loft, a suburban home office, or a short-term rental like AirBnB or VRBO.
Landmarks featured include: Atlanta Botanical Garden, High Museum of Art, Center for Puppetry Arts, Emory University, Spelman College, Morehouse College, Georgia Tech, the Tabernacle, Chastain Park, the King and Queen Buildings, Spaghetti Junction, Buford Highway Farmers Market, Stone Mountain, Plaza Fiesta, the CDC, Fernbank Museum of Natural History, Your DeKalb Farmers Market, Ponce City Market, Jimmy Carter Presidential Library, Avondale Estates Tudor Village, Oakland Cemetery, Center for Civil and Human Rights, ArtsXchange, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta Airport, Six Flags Over Georgia, Cascade Springs Nature Preserve, Goat Farm Arts Center, Centennial Olympic Park, Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area, Atlanta History Center, the Fox Theatre, and Scott Antiques Market — connected by the highways that define how Atlantans actually get around.
A perfect gift for: Atlanta transplants, natives, and anyone with an Atlanta chapter in their story. This print makes a meaningful housewarming gift, going-away gift, graduation gift, or holiday and birthday present for the map-lovers, city-lovers, and design-minded people on your list.
Details:
Hand-designed, lettered, and illustrated by Adrianne Kimbell
Sizes available: 11”x14” and 16”x20”
Printed in the USA on smooth uncoated 80 lb. paper
Sustainable paper: FSC-certified or equivalent
Note: Frames not included
PLEASE NOTE: This item is printed by a third party and production happens almost immediately; therefore we cannot accept cancellations or refunds for this product.
