Nelson artist-cartographer Anton Thomas discusses his travels from Utah to the Himalayas, creating “that mix of serious cartography and serious art,” logging his drawing time with a stopwatch, collecting photo references for 1,500 species, how drawing the little cartouche map-within-a-map can get out of hand, and closing on three years of work to finish his 40x24" map of the world. See his work at antonthomasart.com

North America: Portrait of a Continent
Wild World
Alex Hotchin (Hear her tale in episode one)
Melinda Clark
Kevin McManigal
Tom Patterson
Coastline paradox
Heinrich Berann
Bob Waldmire
Miguel Covarrubias
Jeff Murray
NACIS conference

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