I just finished up my final project for my mapping class:
An overview of the latest issue of Signal: A Journal of International Political Graphics & Culture.
This is an update on changes with the Justseeds Open Type Project and news on a couple of related projects.
“Thirty-five years ago today, 28-year-old Mulugeta Seraw was a beloved son, nephew, brother, father, and community member when his friends dropped him off at his house after a party. His…
There’s a lovely remembrance of the political artist Peg Averill written by Chloe Buergenthal, over on the War Resisters League blog, as part of the 100 year anniversary/celebration of this…
This is both really awesome and sad. Damn! my eyes hurt from reading the tiny letters.
This looks great! The interaction between the maps and the critical analysis text makes for a great project. What program did you use to make the maps?
I used Arcmap. And sorry about the tiny letters!
wow, nice job. The visual representation of this is very powerful, so much easier to explain the rapid change in PDX using these. 2000 to 2010 is pretty wild to see. Obviously we all saw it happen but interesting to see the actual percentage change. Can you add coffee shops that opened in the neighborhood between 2000-2010, that might help too, ha!
control + zooms it in..