Forgotten Realms Map Query - I'm being rubbish

My Googling is on the blink and I don't have the books to hand. Who was the cartographer for the 3.5 Forgotten Realms Campaign Guide? You know, the one with the really iconic map style. I can't believe I can't track the name down.

Rob Lazzaretti, Todd Gamble, &/or Dennis Kauth. I'm reading that book right now.

Torstan, there wasn't an FR 3.5 Campaign Setting Book. The only Campaign Setting Book was 3.0. The cartographers for it were Rob Lazzaretti, Todd Gamble, and Dennis Kauth.

There was a Player's Guide to Faerun released for 3.5. The cartographers for it were Rob Lazzaretti and Dennis Kauth.

A gallery of Lazzaretti's work can be found at pen-paper.net: http://www.pen-paper.net/artgallery/...tti/?g2_page=1 His personal website with samples can be found at http://www.lazzmap.com/

Todd Gamble's website is at http://www.tgambleco.com/ and has samples of some of his cartographic work.

I wasn't able to find either a site or gallery for Dennis Kauth.

Hope this helps Torstan, keep those great maps of yours coming out.

[D'oh! Zeta Kai answered while I was composing my answer]

Thanks guys. I was looking for a single credit for the FR map, but even Wizards credits all three for it:

http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/ag/20060607a

God, I look at these guy's work and realise how much I still have to learn. That was a good shot of inspiration before heading into a day of mapping...

@Thebax2k: More maps are always coming. My new website picked up commissions for two poster maps, I've got the summer Map of Fantasy for Kobold Quarterly, and a bundle of maps for Halls of the Mountain King for Wolfgang Baur's Open Design. So no shortage of maps in the pipeline :)

Way to go, man. Continued good luck.

Thanks! With all of that, the other juicy challenges of this month here, ICE and the one page dungeon might all slide. There aren't enough hours in the day sadly...

And don't forget we're still counting on you to keep the universe from imploding!

Ah yes, well no danger of that for the time being - CERN is still due for a restart in September with a scheduled run through the winter.