You get what you pay for: professional cartographer Evan Applegate interviews better cartographers. Listen to the best living mapmakers describe how they create worlds in pixels, ink, graphite, threads, film, paint, ceramic, wood and metal. For show notes and bonus content visit veryexpensivemaps.com
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 48 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Categories | ArtsVisual Arts |
Colorado Springs artist and arborist Reynold Mackey on his decade of hand-carving accurate physiographic globes out of solid wood, how to translate a 2D topobathymetric map onto a sphere, art as family business, casting globes in bronze, chainsaw-car... more
Oregon lead cartographer and product manager Neil Allen talks atlas production with East View Geospatial’s Benchmark Maps, the years of mapmaking and months of ground-truthing required to create a Texas atlas, adventures in custom cartography (client... more
Ontario explorer, mapmaker, and conservationist Hap Wilson on drawing 400 guide maps across 50 years, traveling more than 40,000 miles of Canadian wilderness by canoe, the one digital tool he likes (it’s Google Earth), saving lives by creating a map ... more
Colorado painter, illustrator and mapmaker Erick Ingraham on solving art directors’ problems, making it interesting for himself (“I’m known to make things more complicated than they might need to be”), spending eight years painting the Rockies’ weste... more
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Professional cartographer Evan Applegate engages with leading cartographers across various mediums, emphasizing the artistry involved in map-making. Episodes typically center on their unique processes, technical skills, and personal stories, offering a rich tapestry of insights into the world of cartography. Notably, discussions often touch on the blend of art and functionality in maps, the histories and cultures behind them, and the implications of mapping in relation to political contexts and environmental stewardship. This podcast is a valuable resource for those interested in the artistic side of geography and the narratives embedded in maps.
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Recent guests on Very Expensive Maps include:
1. Reynold Mackey
2. Neil Allen
3. Hap Wilson
4. Erick Ingraham
5. Stephen Walter
6. John Tauranac
7. Isaac Dushku
8. Naomi Rosenberg
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