New Forest & Isle of Wight, UK ~ 2D Shaded Relief Map Vintage Atlas Style Print

This is a flat 2D art print with shading to give it 3D-like detail.

Welcome to the New Forest and Isle of Wight, where nature and history come together to create an unforgettable experience. Did you know that the New Forest was originally created as a royal hunting ground by William the Conqueror over 900 years ago? And the Isle of Wight is known for being a dinosaur hotspot with numerous fossils found on its shores!

This design is based on the New Forest page of the 1904 Bartholomew's Atlas, with modern satellite height data added to give it a relief effect.

~~ 🖼️ About the prints ~~

Step into a world of stunning landscape art with these shaded relief maps. Using LIDAR data collected from planes, satellites, and even the space shuttle, I create realistic 3D-like detail on a flat 2D art print on paper.

Please note, my prints are flat 2D art on paper with a shading effect to give them 3D-like detail.

All of my prints are printed on high-quality matte 200gsm paper using the giclée technique to provide the most detail and best color possible.

Please note, the price is for an unframed print. Any frame shown in the images is for illustrative purposes.

~~ 🖨️ Printing & Production ~~

I understand the importance of prompt delivery and sustainability, which is why I use printers in the UK, USA, and Europe. Your order will be printed as locally as possible to make the process more eco-friendly, and ensures that you receive your map as quickly as possible, no matter where you are in the world.

All orders are printed on demand to reduce waste and ensure that you receive a high-quality product every time. This also means that I have the flexibility to make any necessary changes or customizations to your order before printing.

~~ 🚚 Shipping ~~

Smaller orders up to A4 size will be shipped in envelopes, while larger A3+ prints will be shipped in poster tubes to ensure safe delivery.

I use local couriers such as Royal Mail for UK orders, USPS for US orders, and a variety of couriers including DPD, DHL, and local post services for European orders.