Stop making cartograms! At least until permission is granted from the chap who holds the patent on them. Karl Karsten’s “population projection” was published in his book Charts and … more →
Making Maps: DIY CartographyJohn Krygier wrote 1 week ago: Stop making cartograms! At least until permission is granted from the chap who holds the patent on … more →
John Krygier wrote 3 weeks ago: Guide Psychogéographique de OWU (2009, med res jpg) ••••• During the week of June 15-19 (2009) five … more →
John Krygier wrote 5 months ago: “In the morning they come out with queer-looking eyes…” The above map represents … more →
John Krygier wrote 6 months ago: Denis Wood & John Fels’ new book The Natures of Maps is available now from the University … more →
John Krygier wrote 9 months ago: Making maps to counter prevailing assumptions and beliefs is a well established tradition. Counter … more →
John Krygier wrote 1 year ago: Erwin Raisz is among the most creative cartographers of the 20th century, known in particular for … more →
John Krygier wrote 1 year ago: Quite a few years ago I wrote an overview article on the use of sound for representing geographic d … more →
John Krygier wrote 1 year ago: A cartogram varies the size of geographic areas based on the data values associated with each are … more →
John Krygier wrote 1 year ago: Map of New York City, Showing the Distribution of the Principal Nationalities by Sanitary Districts … more →
John Krygier wrote 1 year ago: Deane Powell | Life | December 1, 1910 … more →
John Krygier wrote 1 year ago: Denis Wood, co-author of Making Maps, has been working on an atlas of the Boylan Heights neighborho … more →
John Krygier wrote 1 year ago: Google’s My Maps allows the easy creation of pseudo map mash-ups, where you can map your own … more →
John Krygier wrote 1 year ago: Google Earth can display geographic data with a time component, and thus show animated maps. Animat … more →
John Krygier wrote 2 years ago: The proliferation of mapping sites on the web provides ample fodder for critique by the map police … more →