Tag: 2018 GeoHipster Calendar
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Maps and mappers of the 2018 calendar: Kate Keeley
Q: Tell us about yourself. A: I always thought I was going to be a scientist and had a brief stint as researcher and field biologist. Then I decided I liked communicating science to the public more, and worked as an interpretive park ranger and zoo education specialist. And then I discovered GIS and the…
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Maps and mappers of the 2018 GeoHipster calendar: Topi Tjukanov, August
Q: Tell us about yourself. A: I’m a geospatial geek from Finland. I do this kind of visualization for fun and as a freelancing work. You can read more about me from this GeoHipster interview: http://www.geohipster.com/2018/04/16/topi-tjukanov-in-finnish-basemaps-forest-is-white/ Q: Tell us the story behind your map (what inspired you to make it, what did you learn while…
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Maps and mappers of the 2018 GeoHipster calendar — Vanessa Knoppke-Wetzel
Q: Tell us about yourself. A: I’m really passionate about data visualization, and am a huge advocate that everyone is capable of creating beautiful, well-designed, and user-friendly maps, graphics, and data viz (even if they say “they can’t” because they never learned). I sort of stumbled upon cartography – it never was my original plan,…
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Maps and mappers of the 2018 GeoHipster calendar — Kurt Menke
Q: Tell us about yourself. A: I am the owner of a small geo consultancy Bird’s Eye View based out of Albuquerque, New Mexico. My biggest focus areas are conservation, public health and training, but my clientele have become more and more diverse in recent years. I am an avid open source proponent and have…
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2018 GeoHipster Calendar is Now Available
We’re pleased to announce that the 2018 GeoHipster calendar is available to order! Thanks to all who submitted maps for the calendar. If your map made it into the calendar, we will send you a complimentary copy (please email pbr@geohipster.com for details). Note: We’re switching print-on-demand vendors this year on a trial basis. The good…