Reads tagged with “maps”
An Illustrated Field Guide to Biking in 8 Major European Cities
Across the Old World on two wheels.
Illustrators and Visual Storytellers Map the World
“Cartography can be an incredible form of escapism, as maps act as proxies for experiences.”
How We Use Maps and Globes: An Illustrated Guide from 1968
A charming reminder of how far we’ve come — and what we’ve given up along the way.
The Famous Grids of Iconic Cities, Deconstructed and Remixed
Great metropolises, dissected and tidied up.
A Typographic Literary Map of San Francisco, in a Puzzle
From Kerouac to Steinbeck by way of The Mission.
Mapping Manhattan: A Love Letter in Subjective Cartography by Neil deGrasse Tyson, Malcolm Gladwell, Yoko Ono & 72 Other New Yorkers
“Maps are the places where memories go not to die but to live forever.”
The Dogs of NYC: An Interactive Watercolor Map of the City’s Canine Caucus
Visualizing the geography of common breeds and names.
The Birth of Our Modern Obsession with Maps
From Ptolemy to Richard Dawkins, or how customization in Renaissance Venice sparked a cartographic craze.
Alice in Wonderland as a Subway Map
“‘Then it doesn’t matter which way you go,’ said the Cat.”
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