We’re honored to be featured on the Huffington Post Books page today. If you’re looking to read part of the book before you purchase, they’ve got an excerpt from the opening essay, and previews of several of the featured maps. Check it out!
Read more →For the third in our series of short interviews with Atlas of Design contributors, we bring you Cameron Booth, brilliant designer, transit map nerd and cartographer of U.S. Numbered Highways as a Subway Map. Cameron is a graphic designer, photographer and (d’uh) map-maker. He is a jack-of-all-design-trades, with experience in logo design, typography, and web design....
Read more →For the second in our series of short interviews with Atlas of Design contributors, we bring you Adam Wilbert, the mastermind behind Oyster Appellations of the Pacific Northwest, Sheet 2 of 4: Northern Puget Sound. Adam is a cartographer, photographer, teacher (check him out on Lynda!) and principal of cartoGaia. After seeing his work here and in...
Read more →To give you all a chance to learn a little bit more about the brilliant folks whose works fill the Atlas of Design, we’re kicking off a series of three-question interviews with some of our contributors. Ben Sheesley, one of the minds behind Axis Maps, was kind enough to agree to be our first...
Read more →So, a few weeks ago we announced the final selections for the Atlas of Design. Twenty-seven great examples of some of the world’s great cartography. Today we want to talk about how those selections were made.
Read more →We couldn’t take too many photographs, but here’s a shot of one of the color proofs we received last week, side-by-side with the less-glossy press proof of the same section.

So, what is this thing going to look like?
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