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Hein Vielkind (Austria) seems to be the ski map guy for Europe. You can see his style in a short video [0] and two German newspaper articles [1] [2] with some
by zeroz 3y ago
Hein Vielkind (Austria) seems to be the ski map guy for Europe.
You can see his style in a short video [0] and two German newspaper articles [1] [2] with some pictures.
He describes that his job is not to depict reality one-to-one, but to create an appealing image with the details that are important to the clients.
"‘My most difficult assignment was the panorama of the Arlberg region,‘ he recalls of a particularly elaborate case. Because the tourism associations of St. Anton and Lech permanently disagreed on the size of the depictions, Vielkind had to completely rework the image a total of five times."
0 - https://www.brembeck.de/full/heinz-vielkind-35462 https://www.brembeck.de/full/heinz-vielkind-35462
1 - https://www.derstandard.at/story/2000047191820/lifte-pisten-loipen-heinz-vielkind-malt-panorama-karten https://www.derstandard.at/story/2000047191820/lifte-pisten-...
2 - https://www.spiegel.de/fotostrecke/panoramamaler-heinz-vielkind-pistenplan-in-tempera-fotostrecke-157350.html https://www.spiegel.de/fotostrecke/panoramamaler-heinz-vielk...
- namdnay 3y agoAnd in France it’s “Pierre Novat” :) you can recognise his signature on nearly all the major resorts
- bambax 3y agoYes, it's surprising that under "International" in the Niehues book, the only European country listed is Serbia... https://jamesniehues.com/pages/book-table-of-contents https://jamesniehues.com/pages/book-table-of-contents