The construction of symbols on maps requires the interaction of many elements. How these elements come together – literally the intersection of bits of points, lines, and areas – is the … more →
Making Maps: DIY CartographyJohn Krygier wrote 1 month ago: Map: “a spatial representation of reality” spatial: consisting of at least two dimensio … more →
John Krygier wrote 1 month ago: The construction of symbols on maps requires the interaction of many elements. How these elements … more →
John Krygier wrote 4 months ago: This manual establishes the design, weights, and gauges of symbols, and the type styles and sizes t … more →
John Krygier wrote 6 months ago: Examples of map symbols used to show trees and forests on old Russian maps (1700s & 1800s) are … more →
John Krygier wrote 9 months ago: Official sites of execution – prisons, military bases, etc. – are found in parts of the … 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: Wells Springs Successful, Unsuccessful Nonmineral, Mineral Nonmineral, Mineral, Artesian, Gravity, … 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: Ah, the shingly shore… William McTaggart, A Shingly Shore, oil on canvas, 1904. The nature o … more →