GIS, the language of Geography #mug #sundayevening #gis
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World's 50 Largest Ports
Interactive graphic showing the East’s economic rise, as well as the huge increase in global trade in since 2000.
Tumblr’s been acting weird for me lately, so I’m not sure if this submission was supposed to be anonymous. If it wasn’t, let me know and I’ll be happy to credit you.
Submitted by Ian Faulds. Thanks!
Typography/Topography
An Earth-inspired typeface designed by Siyu Cao that creates shapes and letters from classic typographic map features. The two-dimensional forms are great, but the 3-D carvings really drive it to the mountaintop.
I’ve seen a lot of Earth as Art projects, but never a typeface. Excellent work.
Bonus: Check out some of my other favorite science-inspired typography here.
(Source: overheard-at-school)
America League Map
Map of the fictional America League. The League was created by Patrick Cummings (http://pcgdstudios.com/) and shows what American soccer could have looked like today, with a brief history, logo, and kit of each team in the three divisions.
Map created by Ian Faulds (http://ianfaulds.com)
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Population distribution of the United States in units of Canadas.
How in the hell is “1939_or_earlier” not a combination of letters, numbers, and underscores? ArcMap needs to be stopped.
