On a recent dark Halloween night in Berkeley, California, we found ourselves volunteering at a house party to give out candy and observe the costumes on display. In a hallway indoors, a framed illustration caught the eye with its tremendous detail and complexity. On closer inspection, in was revealed to be a surprisingly complete effort at illustrating the diversity of land forms on our planet. It is a beautiful piece of work, and special thanks to Mr. Ticehurst for allowing us to share it.
The Illustrated Landscape: H. Ticehurst: Feb 24th, 1964:
Illustrated Physiographic Symbols – by H Ticehurst –
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Illustrated Physiographic Symbols – by H Ticehurst –
