I originally posted this on xyHt on 16th Feb 2016 I had, when I went into the office today, to do an amazing blog about the QGIS 2.5D functionality and how it was the beginning of QGIS’ journey into the 3rd dimension. Only I can’t, Anita Graser, the author of “Learning QGIS 2.0” and […]
Tag: Cartography
Lacking geoinspiration? Might be worth looking here….
Every now and then we all lack a little inspiration, whether it is a new client looking for that special something or a personal goal to get your work noticed, inspiration seems to fly out of the door as soon as you get to thinking.
The Geotest….some interesting stats
Over 300 people have taken the test I set on the internet so far, for those who have taken it, I thought you might like to see some statistics on it.
Cartography – Make it beautiful and get noticed
It is easy to make a map, you can fire up ArcGIS Online and pretty much print out a half decent map within minutes or you could download the Ordnance Survey free vectormap data & styles then draw it up in QGIS. You get the idea, anyone can do it, but I often wonder SHOULD […]
GIS Tips – Be careful about your colours
You know when you have something to say, then realise that it’s not as easy as just putting it down on paper, well……I love to believe that I am a cartographer, though compared to Gretchen Peterson I am possibly more akin to a child finger painting the Mona Lisa. My problem is that I have […]
Ten of the Greatest Maps that Changed the World
I’ve had this bookmark on my computer for the last 2yrs and I find that every now and again I visit the page and have a little look…the inner cartophile inspired and humbled by the beautiful work presented here. My personal favourite is the “London Poverty Map”, not just because of the lovely hand draw […]
GIS Tips – Ten Things to Consider When Making a Map
Following on from my previous post about QA, I noticed a blog by the well respected Caitlin Dempsey and within it she mentions using a “GIS Buddy”, well, actually she is more professional and mentions getting another pair of eyes. Although there is much I would add or change (look out for a future post!) […]
