Home Art Designer. Maker. Wife. Mom. Adventurer.
Hello friends! Welcome to my custom map design shop - I hope you find something that inspires you! I love your imagination - and some of my now best-selling designs were originally custom requests dreamed up by people like you. =)
Our shop has been evolving ever since we got married 6 years ago, and over time we've added two little girls to our crew! I create out of the studio/office in our home while simultaneously raising our high-energy viking babies. I know the shop will continue to evolve in interesting ways as our family grows and travels. The unknown is exciting. I dreamed BIG of creating a business that adds warmth to people's homes and delight to their gift-giving - and my dream is coming true, thanks to you!!
I love my customers! I love being able to communicate personally and hear why you want something like this, who it’s for, what the personalized nature of the art means to you. There’s so much love there, so much history. So many places you have been.
Thank you for stopping by!
Angelica
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Fun Fact: Even though my most popular pieces right now are made with maps, in everyday life I can hardly follow a map to save my life. I have no sense of direction. It's pitiful. Ask any of my friends. But I sure do know how to find value in a map. =)
"Maps can change a life, a person, returning us to dreams, to our childhood, to the poetic, to what is real. They can move us forward to what we didn’t even know we were looking for. A map can change a god-awful day or month, ruin a rut, give us directions home and to everywhere else, near and far, to the golden past and today, to the center and then back to the periphery, to our true selves, our lost selves, the traveler, the mystic, the child, the artist. The point of life, a friend said, is not staying alive, but staying in love, and maps give us a shot at this, taking us to the wild brand-new, the old favorite, and back home." ~ Ann Voskamp