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Barbecue Map

Barbecue Map

Author Nathan Spainhour / Illustrator Nathan Spainhour

$10.00 USD
$10.00 USD
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NEW AND UPDATED SECOND EDITION! This is a printed physical map illustrating some of the best barbecue near Greenville, SC.

Unfolds to 11x17. Features 17 local favorites.
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This is a printed physical map illustrating some of the best barbecue near Greenville, SC. It's just one in a series of collaborative illustrated maps called Paper Routes. These act as your personal guides to Greenville, South Carolina. Each map features the work of a local artist and writer to highlight places that make Greenville unique, supporting our local economy through art.

The perfect gift for long-time residents, newcomers, or those just passing through, these Paper Routes encourage you to discover new favorites in Greenville, SC. Each map unfolds to 11x17 and includes descriptions and details for approximately 20 locations, as well as 'Don't Miss' tips for each spot.

The BBQ Paper Route was written and illustrated by Nathan Spainhour

Product Specifications

Genre: Travel, Food & cooking, Design, and Arts

Size: 3.75 in x 8.5 in

Project Partners

Author: Nathan Spainhour
Artist: Nathan Spainhour

  • Meet the Writer

    Nathan Spainhour was born and raised in Upstate SC, and has lived in Greenville with his wife and dogs since 2004. He is a creative & brand director as well as a teacher, photographer, architecture enthusiast, and map lover. In 2020 he received his MFA in Graphic Design and produced a thesis called “Wood, Smoke, and Fire” where he studied the visual culture of South Carolina barbecue. Needless to say, this research involved a good bit of sampling the food as well. Nathan can be found online at bbqproject.com and natespain.com.

  • Meet the Artist

    Nathan Spainhour was born and raised in Upstate SC, and has lived in Greenville with his wife and dogs since 2004. He is a creative & brand director as well as a teacher, photographer, architecture enthusiast, and map lover. In 2020 he received his MFA in Graphic Design and produced a thesis called “Wood, Smoke, and Fire” where he studied the visual culture of South Carolina barbecue. Needless to say, this research involved a good bit of sampling the food as well. Nathan can be found online at bbqproject.com and natespain.com.