Closed rasagy closed 6 years ago
Color palette from image The Persistence of Memory
Now the idea was to use the same painting to come up with a minimal palette with subtle contrast between the elements.
Now I tried to use a font called Dali that resembles the artist's remarkable mustache.
Feel free to check out the map style [https://api.mapbox.com/styles/v1/pkddapacific/cjbx8ejm1e3zi2rmf3i4hojef.html?fresh=true&title=true&access_token=pk.eyJ1IjoicGtkZGFwYWNpZmljIiwiYSI6ImNqMDNnZWExdjBhNWozM3AzZGJqbWVsbnAifQ.s6XTs8U9qu8Hwbuc4Fe3zA#14.3/12.975992/77.587075/0]()
The painting chosen: Le Rêve (The Dream )by Pablo Picasso
Here is a bold style with Merriweather:
Here is the same style with Action Man:
Cafe Terrace at Night | Vang Gogh | Bold style
Minimal style
Map Style1(BOLD)
Edvard Munch's Two people: The Lonely ones
Map-style 1: Bold
View style on Mapbox-studio
Map-style 2: Minimal
Andy Warhol: Untitled (marilyn monroe).
Bold Style 1
Bold Style 2
Light Style 1
Font Update with Avant Garde & Tisa
Avant Garde font for pop art theme, Tisa to bring little Vintage map feel
Font Updated for Bold Style Used Avant Garde & Cafe Aroma Cafe Aroma is font similar to the Campbell's Soup font in Andy Warhol's art, while Avant Garde is font from Bauhaus period
Starry Night | Vincent Van Gogh
Bold Style
Minimal Style
Map font updated to Source Sans Pro
Girl with a pearl Earring - Bold Style
Minimal Style
Country name- Tartine Script Offc Pro Regular State name- Crimson Roman City name- Crimson Italic https://api.mapbox.com/styles/v1/jasleen20/cjbx9pjz0e5c12rqym48b1ay8.html?fresh=true&title=true&access_token=pk.eyJ1IjoiamFzbGVlbjIwIiwiYSI6ImNqYnFqeWVobzA0YXUycXIwc3h6MDFweTAifQ._Urezsu2VYTk2UUjzbyC2Q#4.0/25.298434/85.245574/0
Great work everyone! 👏
Closing this ticket — if anyone missed sharing their work, feel free to add a comment with some screenshots.
Painting: The Great Wave off Kanagawa by Hokusai
Bold Style -
Minimal Style -
Font updated to 'Philosopher' -
Hey @mapschool/infdpg16! Let’s kickstart the new year with some map styles inspired from contemporary art. We’ll be using a fun tool called Cartogram by Mapbox to pick colors from an image and use automatically create a map style with those colors.
1. Picking colors with Cartogram
Let’s pick a contemporary painting and try and create two map styles:
Once you’re happy with your style, share a screenshot with how Bangalore looks in the two styles on this ticket.
2. Updating fonts with Mapbox Studio
save
the bold style to open it in Mapbox Studio.symbol
layers, and select multiple layers and update the font accordingly.Interested in learning more about Map Design principles? This guide by Amy Lee Walton is a great place to start: https://www.mapbox.com/map-design/