What is SketchMap Atlas?
SketchMap Atlas is a free app and website with a world map of hand-drawn sketches. Each drawing is pinned to the place where it was made.
SketchMap AtlasA map of sketches from every corner of the world. Draw the places you love, keep your own sketchbook, and follow artists who see the world like you.
Moti Jharna, India
Corfu, Greece
Jerusalem
Venice, Italy
Pick a spot you love and sketch it on paper or on screen.
Your drawing becomes a little landmark for everyone who passes by.
Folders, drafts, and a trail of every place you have drawn.
Explore a world map of hand-drawn sketches pinned to the places where they were made.
Keep every drawing and draft in folders in one personal digital sketchbook.
Join a new weekly drawing challenge and see how artists around the world answer the same theme.
Follow step-by-step drawing lessons for beginners, from the first lines to a finished sketch.
Follow artists, see their new sketches and likes, and find inspiration in a growing community.
Sketches by Hiroshige, Delacroix, Lear and other masters, shown where they were drawn.
Geyser Basin
View of Kongsberg
Saintes-Maries
Innsbruck CastleCorfuMount of OlivesMoti JharnaThe PiazzettaFound a place worth drawing? Put it on the map.
Open the appSketchMap Atlas is a free app and website with a world map of hand-drawn sketches. Each drawing is pinned to the place where it was made.
You draw a place, pin it to the map and keep it in your own sketchbook. You can also follow other artists and join a new drawing challenge every week.
Yes. The free plan holds up to 30 works and 3 folders. The Creator plan, from $3.99 a month or $30 a year, removes the limits.
In any web browser and in the Android app on Google Play. On iPhone, use the web version and add it to the home screen.
33 interface languages, including English, Russian, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean and Chinese.
130+ public-domain sketches by 53 classic artists from Wikimedia Commons, shown on the map where they were drawn.
Yes. Switch on “Hide from the shared map” and only you can see the work.
It is made by one independent developer, in stages.