“Mapping the Underground and Unseen City” talk for the Center for Railroad Photography and Art

Last month I was fortunate enough to give a talk about my maps for the Center for Railroad Photography and Art. Anyone who likes this blog should be interested in the work they do.

I was asked to talk about anything, which I always hate, but I decided that now was the time to address what is my most often asked question: How I make my maps.

Now, there is no way I can properly answer this in a 45min talk. I am a self-taught cartographer, though, I studied both industrial design and geography in college. My work has evolved over the years as I learn more and more.

In my talk I give a background about how I got into mapping as a way to walk the viewer through my initial process. Then I go into more detail, showing how I start a track map.

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