Food Maps
The mothers of Henry Hargreaves and Caitlin Levin had trouble with these two when they were kids. They were told not to play with their… Read More »Food Maps
The mothers of Henry Hargreaves and Caitlin Levin had trouble with these two when they were kids. They were told not to play with their… Read More »Food Maps
What would Pangaea look like today with existing borders and countries? One thing for sure, we would save on plane travel.
The cronut craze will not go away. Now you can trace the delicious cronut on this interactive cronut map finder. The hybrid croisant/donut just keeps… Read More »Cronut Map
Globe trotting Rachel Evans constructs colorful world maps with Spirograph patterns representing different continents.
Jazzberry Blue has a unique way of envisioning cities in abstract form. Google Maps has nothing on this minimalist representation of famous cities.
Many of us take maps for granted. The Atlas of True Name maps is a trove of information for map enthusiasts. Man has named most… Read More »The Atlas of True Names
Unique Google Maps as seen by Christoph Niemann, illustrator for The New York Times.
I love maps. I love British bands. Wow! Great idea. Music map of British bands. I plead ignorance when it comes to British bands and… Read More »Music Map of Great British Bands
Some men like to dream big. In 1911, Dr T. Kennard Thomson wanted to expand New York City by 50 square miles. He wanted to… Read More »The New York City That Never Was
There is a large chunk of the population that cannot name all the 50 states in America. Now imagine how well they know the rest… Read More »How Americans see Europe
Google Lit Trips is putting literature back on the map. If you are a bibliophile, you can plan your trip around famous literature. Google Lit… Read More »Google Lit Trips
Sandbox World favorite Christoph Niemann the author of “The Pet Dragon,” which teaches Chinese characters to young readers strikes again with his latest Absrtact City… Read More »Christoph Niemann Absrtact City Maps