Creative mapping

Mostly maps of islands because I am deeply in love with the ocean.

h5. “The smells of Sterling Road come to life in vivid synesthetic technicolour on this olfactory map. A bright pick-me-up ideal for a loved one worn down by the encroaching gentrification of Toront

Sophie Foster uses child psychology to explore how multi-sensory office design can bring out the best in people at work.

Map designs hold a special place in the hearts and minds of many graphic designers. These conceptually unconventional maps will turn your world upside down.

In the summer of 2012 Barbara was asked to submit work for "Londinium" a mixed exhibition at Rebecca Hossack Gallery in London to celebrate the city as host of the Olympics. Barbara exhibited 3 large paintings which were based on a map from 1588 by William Smith which combines a...

We don’t experience place as maps would have us believe. We might technically exist within the map, an orientation marker besieged by the total sum of data, every landmark, park and street swarming around us at all times. But our perspective is only partial – a patchwork of neighbourhoods, structures… Read More