danmeth:

FACTS ABOUT THE NATION OF KELV
(click here to see larger version of map) 

Capital (and largest city): Bladovak
Official Language: Kelvic
Government: Warlord Democracy
Population: 4,563,112
Religions: Kelvic Orthodox 70%, Vlach 16%, Brogosziin 9%, Muslim 5%, Jew 2%
National Anthem: “Kelv, Kaar Ve Naccm” (Kelv, You Are The Night)
Currency: Fech
National Holidays: St. Draku’s Day (Feb 9), Gorvanc Rem (Nov 14)
Agriculture: High-fructose corn syrup, onions, pig’s milk, radishes, gekh
Industries: glue, daggers, bleach
Current Environmental Issues: petrification, spirit attacks, earth shiver


Earth Shiver, tho!!!

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djgagnon:

Fort William, Port Arthur, map circa 1914

from: Guardians of Progress; Thorold J Tronrud; 1993: Thunder Bay Historical Museum Society.

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You have to make sure everything lines up.

mappingtwincities:

It’s here! Future Minneapolis & St. Paul Transit Map

After several months in development, I’m proud to present to you the Future Twin Cities Transit Map. A comprehensive summary of current rapid transit proposals, this version shows existing and future light rail & BRT lines as well as select major bus routes, commuter rail and HSR connections.

Download, Print, Share, Modify…

The project is published under a Creative Commons license(Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike).This means sharing and making copies is not just allowed but definitely encouraged. Or use my map as a basis for your own mapping project! 

Download high-resolution PDF 

Prints

 Available for purchase through my Zazzle store.  Makes for a great gift for the transit geek in your life! Check it out 


Comments / questions? Please don’t hesitate to ask. 


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onehubert:

Just completed a new map. Drew in an autobahn, parks with trees, a port. Had fun with it.

Awesome!

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… maps aren’t ‘facts of nature’. They are artefacts people have created to do things with, artefacts with almost ritualistic functions. Maps are used to establish the real. They’re profoundly performative.
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salmonbits:

mapsofnowhere:

An on-going project.

colored pencil? marker?

Pencil and fine-tipped marker. I used coloured pencils until recently.

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