Craft & Tradition

Underneath the Map

We explore the city of San Francisco at street level.

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4 fun ways to display a map

There are a whole host of eye-catching ways to display a modern map, read on...

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6 Ways to introduce colour & conversation into your home

A bold map is a great way to add interest to a neutral modern interior.

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Playing with Paper

Our Illustrated Star Map re-adapted for the whimsical format of the Posterzine.

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San Francisco Creatives On Their City

To celebrate the launch of our San Francisco City Map, we interviewed some local creatives...

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How did the American States get their names?

Can you name all 50 American States? Or, for extra points, can you explain how...

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Our Brand New Star Map

Mythical creatures and mesmerising details. Our new map takes on a new light. Discover the...

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Ich Bin Ein Berliner, Wir Sind Alle Berliner

I'm a Berliner, we're all Berliners - in this blog we give you the inside...

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Maps, Traps & Phantom Settlements

By default, a map trap is a hidden device – the world’s maps are full...

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Lithographic Printing

Lithography (coming from the Greek words ‘stone’ and ‘to write’) is based on the theory...

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Map Scale

How do you accurately fit areas on to a map? We explain how map scale...

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Why does our world map look odd?

Many people don’t realize how many different map projections there are – there really is...

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Photogrammetry

The 1940's saw a revolution in map-making with the introduction of new technology.

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Fish Trap

Surely finding food 1,000 years ago must have been extremely difficult?

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China's Cartographic Controversy

China has published a vertical map showing the mainland and the islands of the South...

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How our Road Signs Came to be

We take so much of our urban environment for granted yet we rely on a...

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The Lost Maps of the Commonwealth

Sometimes you lose 50 pence down the back of the sofa, sometimes the government loses...

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Bathymetrics 101

What exactly is Bathymetry? click here to find out how 'pings' are used to measure...

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4 Colour Theorem

First posited in 1852, the Four Colour Theorem (or The Four Colour Conjecture) states that...

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Our Favourite Explorers: Neil Armstrong

He could fly before he could drive, his footsteps are still on the moon and...

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Why Maps Are Important

They guide us, inspire us, teach us about the world we live in, and much...

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