Every city becomes personal in a different way.
My City, My Map is a small-group workshop for turning those places into an illustrated story map.
This is not a technical cartography class.
It is a guided creative session where you will choose the places that matter to you, arrange them into a visual journey, and build a map that reflects your experience of the city rather than a standard street grid.
You do not need to be an illustrator.
You only need a city, a few meaningful places, and a willingness to draw your version of them.
What You’ll Make
During the workshop, each participant creates:
Your original artwork goes home with you at the end of the session.
Your included archival print will be prepared after the workshop and delivered or made available for pickup within the stated fulfilment window.
Get settled, review examples, and begin your memory prompts.
A short introduction to building a personal map through memory, symbols, and visual cues.
Select 5–8 locations and decide how they connect.
Plan your layout, route, spacing, and text.
Add illustration, lettering, symbols, and details with support from the teaching team.
Title your work and finalize the composition.
Confirm scan and delivery details for your included print.
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