It must be from china!
Either gather your own inspiration or give proper credit where it is due.It's actually self-drawn, but I admit its heavily inspired by yours. I originally wanted to improve the ethnic/Federal composition my version of it but I've done it in a rush due to an unexpected loss of time.I mainly wanted to write the TL though I managed to fail at that as well...
Yeah, was made for a GIS specialist who wanted a map to hang on his wall.That western panhandle. Hng. Otherwise, great map!
You made this for someone else?
Travel the Republic of Texas
Here is a map done on commission to depict a relatively modern Republic of Texas that not only survived but became quite the powerful state in and of itself. Here it depicts the Republic in the form of a travel map to encourage citizens in the Texas Triangle (the cities of Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, and Austin which form a triangle relative to each other) to get out and see what the nation has to offer. Not much else to say here, as I did pretty much everything as close to how the commissioner wanted it and that was about it. I hope everyone enjoys!
A problem my map tries to rectify as naturally as possible. Sadly it also eliminated any four corners, though, so I consider that a loss of its own.That and the absurd number of rectangular US states we have.
The most panhandlic of TexasesTravel the Republic of Texas
Here is a map done on commission to depict a relatively modern Republic of Texas that not only survived but became quite the powerful state in and of itself. Here it depicts the Republic in the form of a travel map to encourage citizens in the Texas Triangle (the cities of Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, and Austin which form a triangle relative to each other) to get out and see what the nation has to offer. Not much else to say here, as I did pretty much everything as close to how the commissioner wanted it and that was about it. I hope everyone enjoys!
True, but there's also far too many wannabes out there.Two is an absurd number?
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