A journey through the evolution of birdseye maps from mid-19th century Europe to their impact on urban planning, architecture, technology, and digital archives and art collections.

European exploration, colonialism, and the spread of cartographic knowledge heavily influenced Eurocentric maps. These maps position Europe at the world's core, revealing geographical, cultural, political, and economic preferences.

How do Cartographer's turn the Earth into a flat object?

Easy - Map Projections! 

In this article, we only scratch the surface of the vast variety of different Map Projections and explain why and how they work.

In today's high-tech world, cartographers blend science, art, and a touch of digital wizardry to create maps that aren't just accurate but also downright eye-catching.

World globes, with their spherical form, offer a three-dimensional representation of our Earth, providing a tangible way to grasp the vast expanse of our planet.