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Mapping Map Elements #76

Closed rasagy closed 11 months ago

rasagy commented 11 months ago

For B.Des. & M.Des. Students, we’re starting with a map inspiration exercise.

Find an example of a map and make a small map taxonomy chart with examples of key elements, such as:

For each map, write about:

References

rasagy commented 11 months ago

Example:

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lakshrajpal1803 commented 11 months ago

Laksh Rajpal | Bdes 3rd year | 21u130028

link to map

datavizztaxonomy.pdf

datavizztaxonomy

SarthakRao commented 11 months ago

Sarthak Rao, 19u130012 Frame 1

jishnuthewalker commented 11 months ago

Frame 1 (2) s://twitter.com/YukaOmatic https://byronb.storenvy.com/

link to the map: https://www.reddit.com/r/imaginarymaps/comments/8fddnw/kanto_map_by_bryon/

karantanna-kt commented 11 months ago

Karan Tanna | 22M2246

Nolli's Map of Rome, created by Italian architect and surveyor Giambattista Nolli in 1748, is a groundbreaking cartographic masterpiece that vividly captures the intricacies of the city's urban fabric. This iconic map, known for its innovative use of perspective and accuracy, portrays Rome as an interconnected network of spaces, highlighting both its monumental landmarks and intimate alleyways. Nolli's meticulous representation of public spaces, private courtyards, and buildings provides a unique insight into the city's architectural and social dynamics, making it a timeless work of art and a valuable historical document.

Source : Nolli's Map from David Rumsey's Collection

Taxonomy_Nolli'sMap_Karan Tanna_22M2246_

What I liked about it? The use of one colour and medium to depict plethora of elements is phenomenal. Use of shading and patterns and motifs, and text here is remarkable and enagaging for the reader and provides accurate understanding of the locations.

What could have been improved? The streets could have been further labelled and what goes where could have been added to make it easy for the viewer to navigate. However, it must have had cultural and logical reasons to do so in that time.

Overall it is well designed and made, as per the resources they had in that time period.

sparshGupta24 commented 11 months ago

Sparsh Gupta | M.Des 2nd yr | Interaction Design | 22m2252

[!! Work in progress !!]

Map link- https://www.davidrumsey.com/luna/servlet/detail/RUMSEY~8~1~31565~1150044

MacBook Pro 16_ - 1

shivaniv25 commented 11 months ago

Shivani Verma, 22m2255

Topic: 1940's City Plan or Map of Bombay (Mumbai), India

week 2

Source: https://www.geographicus.com/P/AntiqueMap/bombay-joshi-1940-2

Rajdeep115 commented 11 months ago

The map celebrates the Twelve Years' Truce (1609-1621) between Spain and the Netherlands. By Visscher, Claes Janszoon, Amsterdam Published around 1621

Source: link

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Mukul3110 commented 11 months ago

Mukul Mahajan 21u130029 Bdes, 3rd Year

map Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Partition_of_Bengal_%281905%29#/media/File:Pope1880BengalPres2.jpg

Map showing the modern day nation of Bangladesh and Indian states of Bihar, Jharkhand, Orissa, Assam, Meghalaya, Arunachal Pradesh and parts of Nagaland and Manipur within the Province before division into Bihar and Orissa.

AnujsAmbhore1 commented 11 months ago

Work in Progress :

Anuj Ambhore, B.Des 21U130031 The map of Chicago Plan Commission

Slide 16_9 - 1 (2)

Source - https://pin.it/5h9fOCL Photo by Eric Fischer on flickr (cc)

Ketaki007 commented 11 months ago

Ketaki K 22M2245 Ketaki K -5 - Data Viz - mapping a map This is a detailed conceptual map of Westeros - the fictional world of "Game of Thrones" - an American fantasy drama television series Link to map : https://www.reddit.com/media?url=https%3A%2F%2Fi.redd.it%2Frgicbdajy4731.jpg&rdt=58228 Edited by : https://www.reddit.com/r/asoiaf/ What can be improved : The icon styles across the map are inconsistent - hand-painted and digital (outlined and filled) The secondary fonts are not aligned with the theme of the show. The size ans font styles aren't encoded using a defined logic As the map was designed and edited by two different people, the gap in their perceptions / attention to detail is evident in the results

vinaydhomne commented 11 months ago

Map: Realms of the Vangard Coast Vinay Kumar 22M2250 Source: Altor Fulgrave ( https://www.reddit.com/r/wonderdraft/comments/b0ncmv/first_finished_map_in_wonderdraft/?rdt=42365)

Taxonomy chart

This is a fictional map of a kingdom. Made by Altor Fulgrave I liked the way of representing divers types of land-form with use of slit color deference and incorporated in single map with significant distinguishable deference. Like the way coastline created in the combination of black and white line. Text over the dark background have an offset of white color makes it more readable. Like the wat mountain has convex and land-forms has concave text type with detail in right side bottom.

PoojaKumari56 commented 11 months ago

Pooja Kumari 22M2256

https://twitter.com/DavidRumseyMaps/status/1677769623926890496/photo/1 the designer/cartographer : Richard Edes Harrison (1901-1994) the topic/area the map represents : Five Japans (Map of Japan)

Richard Edes Harrison made maps that radically changed our world view. As chief cartographer for Fortune Magazine, Harrison developed mapping concepts later found in GIS, data visualization, and thematic cartography.

data viz1

Anshika1105 commented 11 months ago

Anshika-21u130027 Source

Untitled_Artwork 2

RaghavSamodia1 commented 11 months ago

incomplete Frame 3 SOURCE

This is a map showing earth's revolution around sun it illustrates the tilting of earth on its axis the change and description of season also it shows orbit of mercury and venus

avanibhagdi commented 11 months ago

Avani Bhagdikar 21u130032

Sonoma County:

https://www.davidrumsey.com/luna/servlet/detail/RUMSEY~8~1~353714~90120844:Sonoma-County--Its-highlights-fill-?sort=Pub_List_No_InitialSort%2CPub_Date%2CPub_List_No%2CSeries_No#

taxonomy_page-0001

What I liked: -the color scheme feels very cozy and welcoming and seems to invite the viewer to explore the region it depicts -the details are one of my favorites parts of this piece; they make the map a better storytelling device -it does not feel dry or boring or overly formal as so many maps do- there is a lot of humanity/ personality to the map

What I did Not like: -can come off as chaotic and cluttered, due to the number of elements and lack of visible order -not useful for most circumstances that would require the use of a map- it seemed to be focusing on aesthetics rather than function -it is not appropriate for viewing at a small scale

abhishekshirsagar commented 11 months ago

Province of Skyrim

Skyrim Source: https://elderscrolls.fandom.com/wiki/File:Map_of_skyrim_bintoenglish.jpg Map by Nataly Dravarol

Since the above map did not have enough typographic hierarchy, I chose this other map.

Gallipoli Campaign

gallipoli-min Source: https://catalogue.nla.gov.au/catalog/6888559

The map represents the Gallipoli peninsular region of Turkey. It is a perspective map that locates cities, towns, airstrips, ships and geographical features like hills, rivers, bays and sea. It also shows information about where the Allied Units set up their strongholds and other developments in the First World War.

RaghavSamodia1 commented 11 months ago

Samarth Dhanuka B.Des. 21U130001

Untitled_Artwork 4

INDIA VETUS Made by Philipp Clüver (aka Cluverius) Map is from a series called Introductio in Universam Geographiam The map is of India, although it is incorrect, including the placement of Sri Lanka being on the left instead of the irhgt of India.

What is really nice about the map is its use of the cardinal points around the map. The intensive marking of the shore/coast by using three layers- colour on land, black strokes and colour in water (near the shore).

ANOOF-PK commented 11 months ago

Anoof P K 21U130023

Kochi

Website Link - https://www.tannedtravelgirl.com/india/fort-kochi-travel-blog-kerala Image Link - https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5b37b71f506fbe848e3351a3/1586593219951-KSE89CEM5LJM1U4AZ9HO/kochi+travel+map?format=1500w

the designer/cartographer - Tanned Travel Girl the topic/area the map represents - Map of Kochi, Ernakulam Dist., Kerala. This map is about Famous Landmarks, Road and its Direction of Landmarks, Different Places, etc. the style of the map- Geographical Map

what you loved -

  1. Showing Bus Stops, Boat Stations and Railway Stations.
  2. Green Texture Showing Plain Areas/ Forest Area
  3. Famous Landmark with its Picture.

what could be better-

  1. Color of Road ( Like Main Road, Short Road)
  2. Circle Colour Should be different ( Landmarks, Buildings).
  3. Some of the Most Visited Areas should be marked as Highlighted.
  4. Should have been a Better and more detailed map.
yashbhrani commented 11 months ago

The following map is put on display in Purana Qila, which is the ancient Indraprastha of Mahābhārata. Source: https://www.rashtradhara.com/indias-map-during-mahabharat-times/

Mahabhaarat

What I Liked:

What I do not like:

anniketmohalik commented 11 months ago

Anniket Mohalik | 21U130008

Map of the City of San Francisco California

Source: https://www.davidrumsey.com/luna/servlet/detail/RUMSEY~8~1~353589~90120589:Map-of-the-City-of-San-Francisco-Ca?qvq=q:city%3D*%20;lc:RUMSEY~8~1&mi=1&trs=19928#

Frame 1

MansiKhedekar commented 11 months ago

Mansi Khedekar 22M2253

1940s City Plan or Map of Bombay (Mumbai), India (Greater Bombay City) by Prof. A. S. Vaidya

Source - https://www.geographicus.com/P/AntiqueMap/bombay-joshi-1940-2

MansiKhedekarAssignment4

Some thoughts,

AmrutaBailke commented 11 months ago

Amruta Bailke 22M2254

Source: https://twitter.com/DavidRumseyMaps/status/1677769623926890496/photo/4

Tittle: The World according to standard NJ (How a great oil company works in time of peace and how the war is affecting it)

Map by: Richard Harrison (1940)

Map study - Data Viz

Yash2412kothari commented 11 months ago

Yash Kothari 21U130033 Map Link: https://www.raremaps.com/gallery/detail/96601/lake-malawi-mozambique-tanzania-malawi-lake-nyassa-the-royal-geographical-society-weller Lake Nyassa, the River Shire &c. from the M.S. Map by Dr. Kirk, published by J. Murray for the Journal of the Royal Geographical Society in 1865

asgn 1
manishverma612 commented 11 months ago

Manish Verma 21U130014 Delhi Metro Map Excercise 1

(Work in progress)

AnjaneshIndranil commented 11 months ago

Anjanesh Indranil 22M2248 Manhattan New York Map

Source: link

Data Viz Assignment 4

Vaish0204 commented 11 months ago

Pabboju Vaishnavi | 22m2249

Source: https://www.behance.net/gallery/41803619/Stardew-Valley-Official-Map

map elements

Designer/cartographer: Adam Rufino

The Strawdew Valley Map is from the famous indie game Strawdew Valley, a simulation RPG developed by Eric "ConcernedApe" Barone. This map showcases the entire town of Strawdew, all the key locations, and the roads that lead to important places.

What I loved:

What could be better:

akashdas58 commented 11 months ago

Akash Das 21U130020 (B.Des 3rd year)

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AditiChintey commented 11 months ago

Aditi Chintey | 21u130026 3rd Year B.des

Taxonomy Chart of Downtown San Diego Map

This is a map of the Business District of San Diego, made approx. between 1941-1952. Link : https://www.flickr.com/photos/jassy-50/3272838028/in/photostream/

Dhairya0802 commented 11 months ago

Dhairyasheel Pawar 21U130037 B.Des third year Frame 1 (2)

Map of Hindostan by Pistacchi Andre Map with multiple Illustrations flows, and cultural depictions. Map Link: https://www.davidrumsey.com/luna/servlet/detail/RUMSEY~8~1~347350~90114862?qvq=q%3ASubject%3D%22Pictorial%20map%22%20%3Bsort%3APub_List_No_InitialSort%2CPub_Date%2CPub_List_No%2CSeries_No%3Blc%3ARUMSEY~8~1&mi=98&trs=5142

kashyapine commented 11 months ago

Anmol Kashyap 22M2241

Map of Tea Countries of Assam & Cachar (1873)

DataViz Assgn4

Link to the map https://google.com/image

devaharshareddy commented 11 months ago

Deva Harsha Reddy 22M2243, M.Des Map Taxonomy Source- https://www.davidrumsey.com/luna/servlet/detail/RUMSEY~8~1~268347~90042691:A-Great-Industry---Where-Our-Tea-Co?sort=Pub_List_No_InitialSort# Map Title- A Great Industry: Where Our Tea Comes From. MacDonald Gill, 1937. Printed in England. Map Notes- A collection of three lithograph pictorial maps, signed, dated and produced in 1937 by Macdonald Gill for the Tea Market Expansion Board. Depicting the local landmarks, industries and wildlife of Britain’s main tea suppliers in the early twentieth century: India, Ceylon, Java and Sumatra, with an inset map: A key showing relative positions of India, Ceylon, Java, Sumatra.

AhmadThahaHussain commented 11 months ago

Ahmad Thaha Hussain 21U130016

Source : https://nwcartographic.com/blogs/essays-articles/world-map-of-al-sharif-al-idrisi

The World Map by one of the greatest cartographers, Muhammed al Idrisi aka Sharif al Idrisi

Al-Idrisi's_world_map Desktop - 1 (1)

What I like about the map: It has a very subtle type of color scheme and the symbols are very easy to understand. The Arabic font he has used is easy to read as well. What makes me on my toes is that it was made in 1154, which is 869 years old from now! That's like 8 centuries old. The accuracy and simplicity is too good.

What updates can be made: It is not oriented in the north south way. In fact it is in south north orientation. The map needs to be updated with places. But if I were living there during that time, I think this map will be more than enough.

rasagy commented 11 months ago

This was great, thanks for finding some inspiring maps and deconstructing them!

Closing this issue.

Chinmayk79 commented 6 months ago

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