Anniversary Travel Map with Photos

Jeanne & Jon Project Overview I am looking for a graphic designer/illustrator to create a museum-quality custom art print celebrating the places my husband and I have traveled together. The final piece should feel like a timeless work of art rather than a scrapbook or travel collage. Overall Style 1930s educational atlas aesthetic WPA / mid-century inspired travel illustration Elegant, editorial, timeless Suitable for a living room Warm, muted color palette Fine-art quality Please avoid: push-pin maps, passport stamps, airplanes, scrapbook elements, rustic décor, distressed effects, or bright modern colors. Finished Artwork 24 x 36 inches (landscape) 300 DPI print-ready Provide editable AI or INDD file if possible High-resolution PDF and PNG Centerpiece A vintage-style North America atlas page mounted in the center with authentic deckled edges. The map should include Canada, the United States, Mexico, and the Caribbean. Muted teal oceans, parchment land, subtle shadow beneath the mounted map, occupying roughly 65–70% of the page width. Layout The map is the hero element. Destination artwork should be arranged approximately in their geographic locations around the map, creating a visual journey rather than a collage. Hero Destinations Yellowstone Bixby Creek Bridge (Big Sur) Grand Canyon Old San Juan, Puerto Rico The Pitons, St. Lucia Supporting Destinations Pacific Northwest: Seattle, Orcas Island California: San Francisco, Santa Barbara, Santa Monica Pier, Griffith Observatory, San Diego Southwest: Boulder, Las Vegas Texas: Austin, San Antonio Mexico: Ensenada, Puerto Vallarta Midwest: Badlands National Park, Custer State Park (Bison), Mackinac Island, Agawa Canyon Train Florida: Key West Caribbean: St. Thomas / St. John, St. Kitts & Nevis Typography Centered at the bottom using Garamond Premier (or similar classic Garamond). I'm Taking a Ride with My Best Friend Jeanne & Jon Color Palette Warm ivory background Parchment map Muted teal oceans Soft olive greens Dusty blues Burnt orange accents Charcoal typography Presentation Designed for a walnut frame with a wide white mat. The finished piece should feel like heirloom-quality wall art. Design Intent When someone first sees the artwork, it should simply appear to be a beautiful vintage travel print. Only on closer inspection should they realize every destination represents places we have traveled together. The title should quietly tie the story together.