Renowned 3D map artist Bobby Nash of Latitude Kinsale will be exhibiting at boot Düsseldorf from this Saturday 21 January.

It marks three years since Nash last attended the world’s largest boat and water sports fair.

And as he celebrates 20 years of Latitude Kinsale, he’s looking forward to meeting his clients and seeing how his work is enjoyed and appreciated.

Among the specialist relief maps Nash will display at the show are representations of Lake Geneva, the Wadden Islands north of the Netherlands and the Greek islands, to name a few from his personal collection.

Nash will have special show prices for some of the pieces on display in Hall 7 at stand 70 D 09 near the main entrance. And new commissions are always welcome.

Get in touch as he hits the road to the show at [email protected].

#AmericasCup - Relief chart specialists Latitude Kinsale have been commissioned to create the winners' trophies for the America’s Cup J Class Regatta in Bermuda this month.

Renowned artist Bobby Nash, based in Kinsale in West Cork, created unique 3D charts based on the classic Bermuda Islands map from the UKHO Admiralty archive for the first, second and third prizes in the exclusive regatta for traditional America’s Cup J Class yachts.

The 1950s-era chart shows the archipelago of islands and reefs that comprise the British Overseas Territory in the North Atlantic — the complex structure painstakingly crafted by hand from as many as 2,000 individual pieces.

All three prizes are presented in frames incorporating patent-pending Surround Lighting for optimum illumination of their meticulous details.

“It’s a great honour to be selected as the creator of the overall prizes for the America’s Cup J-Class regatta in Bermuda,” said Bobby Nash. “To have my work appreciated by such a prestigious event and organisation is a reflection of 15 years of experience, design evolution and presentation.”

Latitude Kinsale is renowned worldwide for its soughtt-after 3D charts, framed lighting charts, relief nautical bespoke chart tables and commissions, creating a unique way to appreciate the beauty of the coastline and the sea.