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The Map Project by ECA Illustrators

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The Cat Sith by Julia Rowe is an A4 print. The illustration depicts the mythological ‘king of cats’, a spectral cat that haunts the highlands! It could be a fairy, it could be a witch – but if you’re a lone traveller you may just spot this creature of Scottish folklore. But be wary if it tries to lure you off the path, the people of the Scottish highlands never have trusted this cat!

Tom Armitage drew our attention to this amazing collection of Maps in the Wild by young illustrators at the Edinburgh College of Art

“Some wonderful and wonderfully weird map art from the @eca_edinburgh on show @RedDoor_Gallery.


#Edinburgh and #maps have a long history together, great to see this continue in so many forms.

There is some outstanding work there

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