This neat shirt with a map of Rotterdam came to us via Reinder Storm made by Wolff Blitz As a Rotterdam based company we want to share our love for our city with you with two designs. One of them is this Rotterdam map design, and the other Rotterdam Houses, […]
Yearly archives: 2021
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Sometimes a Map in the Wild is just so so right and this one from our friends at Ordnance Survey is one of those. Hats off to them for this beautiful creation. We held a map amnesty and people sent in their old maps in exchange for vouchers. Before reusing […]
John Evans shared this beautiful paper cut map of Amsterdam in the shape of a leaf by Nils Westergard
Dave Murray spotted this gear shift on a recreation of an early E-Type Jaguar Jaguar celebrates E-Type’s 60th anniversary by rebuilding 2 of the earliest examples | ToastMagazineThe Jaguar E-Type has turned 60 and to celebrate Jaguar has built recreations of two of the earliest examples. The originals are the […]
This cartographically inspired back pack came to us via Reinder Storm who spotted it on a train from Leiden to Amsterdam
Throughout the pandemic a group of my geo-friends have met on a Friday afternoon for an end of week drink and chat. You might have heard us chaotically wrapping up 2020 on the Geomob Podcast. Alex Wrottesley of Landmark commissioned these mapnificent biscuits for their customers and partners and when […]
I spotted this “map“ at the Whitechapel Gallery, it is part of the Hiscox collection on display there. It’s not a map in the way that we expect a Map as it only shows labels for the oceans and no land mass. The coloured bit is a reflection of another […]
Sam J shared this record cover (younger readers may not recall what a single is) from Brighton band The Upper Room. It’s some kind of a thematic map but I can’t find out what the theme is, the album cover is also a thematic map The album art, an image […]
This Lego Map of Japan was brought to our attention, on Twitter, by our friend Reinder and the picture are coming from bricktwist
The launch of Lego’s world map canvas has prompted a lot of creativity from geogeeks. I think this map of the world’s oceans based on satellite data by Hayley Evers-King and Ben Loveday is one of my favourites. Leaving the land as white allows the oceans to stand out very […]
When a cow arrives alone, look behind she can be followed by the rest of the cattle. Thanks to Matt Walker and Elizabeth Goom. Who will be the next shepherd?
