Typographical maps (maps made up of words representing each area, which form the map themselves) are a favourite of Mapping London and we featured a
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Highlighting the best London maps
Typographical maps (maps made up of words representing each area, which form the map themselves) are a favourite of Mapping London and we featured a
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The Typographical Map of London, created by artist Joao Fonte, shows central London as a collection of symbols and words, arranged in a topologically representative
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This work, by Curious Maps, is a typographical map of London, with each area replaced with words representing a (stereo)typical dish for that area. My
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It seems there is no escaping typographic maps of London, the idea has really taken off over the past couple of years. Axis Maps have
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This* splendid typographic London Underground map arrived in the mappinglondon post tray this morning. Scott at Fadeout Design has simply replaced the track lines with the
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Some of the most popular posts on spatialanalysis are about typographic maps. I thought it would be cool to put together some of my favourite’s
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Dex, profilic creator of typographic maps of London , has published Animals of London, in partnership with the London Wildlife Trust (who receive 20% of
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Jones & Sawers’ Map of Fictional London is an a hand-drawn typographic map of central London, where the street and park names are replaced with
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The Shard, London’s tallest building, has a viewing platform at the top, the The View from the Shard. To access the platform, you use two
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Here’s some of our favourite maps we’ve reviewed over last 12 months, and where you can buy them: Running with Crayons is a fantastic name
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When we started the Mapping London one of our “ground rules” was not to turn it into a blog about Tube maps. On the 150th birthday of
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The Mapping London blog is 1 year today! We launched on February 24, 2011. To celebrate, today we are featuring Google Maps, and how it
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