Les cartes de Lucas

Blog où se retrouvent les cartes sur lesquelles j'ai travaillé.

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Arena: A Short Film That Weaves Together Images of Man-Made Shapes Collected Through Google Maps

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P 1800

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Découvrez le Tweet de @simongerman600 :

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Surreal Oil Paintings

Grenada, Spain-based artist Paco Pomet creates surreal images that merge modern elements with vintage oil paintings. Using a monochrome base, Pomet selectively adds colour to highlight the focal point of the narrative and to heighten the vintage, hand-coloured photo aesthetic. 

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Castle in the Sky (1986) dir. Hayao Miyazaki

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What country would you see from Iceland?

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Quel pays pourriez-vous voir depuis l’Islande ?

"What country would you see from Iceland?" map updated with Geodesics

From Reddit

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L’âge des frontières 

Quand on été définies les frontières actuelles du monde ?

The Age of Borders

When were the world’s current borders first defined?

(first seen here)

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Travel times by road in France from Paris [1095 × 1024]

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Répartition des ronds-points en France : édition 2017

Mon article sur la répartition des ronds-points en France de l’année dernière ayant rencontré un certain succès, il m’a paru intéressant d’effectuer la même étude un an plus tard afin d’étudier l’é…

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“Between Stations” by Nicholas Rougeux

We’ve featured plenty of Nick’s work on Transit Maps before – he has an uncanny knack of taking something familiar and mundane and looking at it from a completely new perspective. 

His new project, “Between Stations” is no exception, as he literally pulls apart subway systems from around the world and rearranges them into attractive circular forms. No scaling or rotation of the line segments is performed, they’re just rearranged to fill the circle. What’s really interesting is that each circle is unique and different, much like a fingerprint. New York’s angled street grid is still obvious (above), London is still a tangled mess, and so on.

Nick has a whole page on the methodology behind the making of the maps – a curious mixture of automated data and manual work – and there are also posters for sale.

However, I could just stare all day at the animated GIFs that morph the subway systems into their fingerprints and back again. Mesmerising!

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ThingMaps : des cartes dans les formes du quotidien

Depuis trois ans, le cartographe Jules Grandin a lancé le projet #ThingMaps, qui consiste à repérer des cartes dans des formes anodines.

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Genders of France’s rivers in French

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Et voilà, toutes les lignes de métro de Paris sont sur Citylines.co !

Je me lance maintenant sur les lignes de tram.