Stone Mountain Available

A while ago I was commissioned for some cartography work, looking back through the blog I can see that it was 18 months ago.

Now it's available. You can visit the Kickstarter here.

I'm not posting about it because I haven't been paid for my work. +Sean Nittner was great to work with, knew what he wanted, and it was a great project to be a part of (...and yes, I was paid). I'm posting because it was such a fun project, and because I'd like other people to see my stuff in print so that I can possibly get a few more commissions later from various people across the industry.

Anyway...go and take a look. There probably aren't many more physical copies of the product available.

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