I organised a contest amongst the fantasy mappers of the Cartographers' Guild, challenging them to turn their skills to mapping New York rather than dungeons and dragon lairs. Those maps are now in a gallery in Soho, New York until the 16th of May.
The show contains maps by over 20 artists from around the world. The maps range from illustrations of the fort of New Amsterdam, to goblins in the Statue of Liberty, to a topographical history of the birth of Hip Hop.
The show runs until the 16th of March. If you can't make it to New York you can still see the maps in the online gallery here.
Thanks for sharing that; there are some very good previews displayed there. I admit I'm quite humored by the goblins in the Statue of Liberty print. :)
That was a fun twist on a map. I wanted to do it just to see if it would work. It's a refreshing change from glacial dungeons and Giant's Meadhalls (back to those now...)