Author: ddavid

Jun 8, 2020 / FOUND

On a recent walk through an empty Times Square during the Covid-19 “Stay at Home” period in early spring, I rediscovered a favorite map of New York City. In honor…

Apr 6, 2020 / RE:POST
Sep 15, 2019 / DISCOVERY
Dec 10, 2017 / RE:POST

This is wonderful project by Chinese designer Siyu Cao. From her site: “LAKESIDE is a typeface inspired by natural forms and topography. Letter forms are defined by positive and negative…

Aug 21, 2017 / RE:POST

This is the Washington Post graphic of the American eclipse. It clearly shows what the the eclipse will look like in your part of the country. Thanks to Geoawesomeness. Check…

Jul 8, 2017 / MAKING THINGS
Jun 28, 2017 / DISCOVERY

When I am asked, “How long are you staying here?” and I answer, “About three months.” I get an immediate reaction of “wow.” Three months is a long time, and…

Jun 28, 2017 / DISCOVERY

Creating a mental map of your surroundings is deep rooted in our dna. It’s something we all do. Back in our caveman days, we had to be able to find…

Jun 16, 2017 / MAKING THINGS

I’m thrilled to announce that my Detroit map, “Detroit: Industrial Ruins, Temples of Commerce” was selected as a Map of the Month by the American Geographical Society! This is the…

May 31, 2017 / TRAVEL

I’ve been in Amsterdam for several weeks now and have experienced bike culture here – and it’s wonderful! (as long as you NEVER step into the bike lane while walking)…