Want your home or office to tell your story?
Over 180 map designs available as paper, metal, or canvas print in 16x20", 30x40" or 40x60"
Art Inspired by Place
Some people collect souvenirs. I draw memories ... as maps. They are my love letters to the places that have impacted me.
Over 180 map designs available as paper, metal, or canvas print in 16x20", 30x40" or 40x60"
Work with Carland Cartography to get an artwork package that showcases a sense of place
Boston Neighborhoods
The best journeys are measured in memories, not miles.
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Commercial licensing allows businesses, designers, developers, hotels, restaurants, and other organizations to purchase permission to use Carland Cartography artwork in a commercial space or project.
Instead of purchasing a physical print, you receive a high-resolution digital file along with a license that gives you permission to reproduce the artwork for an approved commercial use. No resale is ever permitted unless royalties are negotiated as part of the agreement.
We Can Help Your Project Achieve WELL Certification
Pursuing WELL Certification? Bring a Sense of Place Into Your Project.
Carland Cartography can help your project support the WELL v2 M02: Nature and Place : Provide Connection to Place requirements through site-specific, locally inspired artwork.
My map-based artwork transforms the geography, culture, and identity of a location into meaningful visual experiences—helping project teams celebrate place, integrate art, strengthen local identity, and create moments of human delight within the built environment. Whether you’re designing a workplace, residential development, hospitality destination, or public-facing space, artwork can become more than a finishing touch: it can be part of your project’s wellness and placemaking strategy.
Compare our print options to find the right finish for your space.
I’m Jennifer Carland, an artist creating bold, abstract interpretations of the places that shape who we are. My work begins with real streets, neighborhoods, and cities, then transforms them through color, line, and layers into something more emotional - a reflection of memory, identity, connection, and possibility. Each piece is a love letter to place, created for people who believe where we’ve been is part of the story of where we’re going.