I’m preparing a publication-grade geological map section and need a specialist to transform my field notes into a clear, accurate illustration that emphasises fault lines and key rock formations. You will be working from my hand-sketched base map, GPS points and lithological logs, converting them into a polished digital product suitable for print and online use. My priorities are precise structural geometry, consistent symbology, and clean cartographic layout. If you typically build in ArcGIS, QGIS or Illustrator, please let me know; I’m flexible on tools as long as the final files arrive in both layered (editable) and high-resolution PDF formats. When you reach out, show me a couple of past projects that prove you’ve handled similar map sections—especially those where fault interpretation and stratigraphic contacts were a focal point. A short note on your workflow is welcome, but I’m mainly interested in seeing finished examples. Deliverables • Editable GIS or vector file (ArcGIS .mxd/.aprx, QGIS project, or Illustrator .ai) • High-resolution PDF ready for A3 printing • JPEG/PNG export for quick review I’ll share the field data and style guide after we agree to proceed, and I’m happy to clarify any technical details along the way.