Search Results for: maps
  1. The Map Room

    All about maps! The Map Room is a blog by Jonathan Crowe that covers everything from antique map collecting to the latest in geospatial technology.
    Commentary
    The Map Room
  2. Commuting in Corona Times

    Artist Kera Till draws a public transportation map for these strange, uncertain times.
    Art
    Kera Till
    by Kera Till
  3. Austin City Limits Music Festival

    Taking place at Zilker Park in Austin, Texas, the Austin City Limits Music Festival has grown to two weekends, eight stages, and over 130 bands. Explore the lineup, festival map, and so much more on the official website.
    Current Events
  4. International Transgender Day of Visibility: Sites and Resources

    Today, let’s celebrate trans bloggers and share resources offering support to the trans community.
    Diversity
    Photo by Sharon McCutcheon from Pexels
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  5. Fantastic Maps

    The website of professional fantasy-map creator Jonathan Roberts, who designed the official maps for Game of Thrones, offers map-building resources, tutorials, and samples of his published work.
    Design
  6. Getting Lost in the Magic of Maps: Three Stories

    Real or fictional, maps don’t just represent space — they also make storytelling possible.
    Culture
    Image by ChadoNihi (CC0).
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  7. Interactive Map: United Colors of Tourism

    Not sure where to travel? Let Justraveling’s interactive “United Colors of Tourism” map entice you. It displays the marketing slogans of national tourist boards from around the world.
    Jetpack
    Justraveling
    by Editorial Team
  8. Going Underground to Explore London’s Secret Tunnels

    Guy Shrubsole digs up land-registry data to discover a secret network of Cold War-era tunnels just beneath central London — maps included.
    Data
    Who owns England?
    by Guy Shrubsole
  9. 10 Ways to Generate Leads, Inquiries, and Sales From Your Site

    Selling products or offering services on your site? Here are 10 tips on generating leads and sales.
    Business
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  10. Two Well-Curated Sites to Explore — and What They Teach Us about Sharing Others’ Content

    On the delicate art of being a generous, upright web citizen while adding your personal touch to anything you publish on your site.
    Inspiration
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  11. Art
    Illustration by Angela Hennessy
    Angela Hennessy
    by Angela Hennessy
  12. Food, Art, Memory: Yaansoon’s Mediterranean Fusion

    A spotlight on an illustration portfolio site that channels the textures and flavors of a colorful, diverse region.
    Art

    Images from the food illustration portfolio at Yaansoon Illustration + Art.
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  13. The Musical Map Of The United States

    It’s a “chart of human experience, unearthed through music.” Brooklyn Magazine presents a musical map of the United States, with a personal essay to accompany each representative song.
    Memoir
    Brooklyn Magazine
    by Brooklyn Magazine
  14. Coaches and Consultants: Let Clients Book Classes and Sessions on Your Website

    Three websites that promote coaching and consulting services.
    Business
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  15. A Wonder of the Multicultural Medieval World: The Tabula Rogeriana

    Do maps reflect your worldview — or shape it? Meet the genius 12th-century cartographer you’ve never heard of, al-Idrisi, and his marvelous multicultural map.
    Culture
    The Public Medievalist
    by Paul B. Sturtevant