Our clients seem to have an insatiable need for maps. Capable of providing direction on a global or small scale, maps serve an important role in our lives. Publications, universities, resorts, and games all use maps. Leave it to illustrators to invent unique ways to show us where we’re going. We’ve selected a cross section of maps that capture the vibe, tell a story, amuse us, and engage students. View our virtual map gallery, CSI security free, and travel the world:
Each month Jon Reinfurt highlights the areas around the world where WPI sets up project centers.
Arunas Kacinskas provides style for the The New York Times
Laszlo Kubinyi’s hand drawn map preserves campus detail
Bruce Morser places the William & Mary campus in Central Park to show the college’s alumni connections in NYC
Gwen Keraval maps the memories around a campus dining hall
Relax looking at Elizabeth Traynor‘s resort illustration
Plan your next stop in Singapore with Shaw Nielsen‘s illustration
John S. Dykes tells the story of how the state got it’s shape (and borders) for Our State Magazine
Chiara Vercesi brings us to Marfa in Texas for Texas Highways Magazine
Chiara Vercesi illustrates the journey of Toscana Biologica bioproducts from the fields to the shops
Jakob Hinrichs invites us to Providence with a screen print style
Andrea Cobb‘s thin line delicately shows the cities of Florida for Florida Realtor
Phil Wrigglesworth illustrates a wildly colored Las Vegas
Peter + Maria Hoey map global employment
Reach level 1485 of the addictive game, Two Dots, to follow Aldo Crusher‘s maps
James Boast captures iconic spots of Japan for CSMA magazine
Gary Reddin creates a digital cut paper look for a coast he knows well
Return home with Margaret Kimball
