Cartography has long established itself as a sub-element of Fine Art in its own right, by going beyond the initial purpose of geographical representation. Some maps, in fact, have been designed with no other purpose than to look pretty on the cover of a magazine or to sit pretty on a wall, with the geometry patterns of a city or country
abstracted, colours and infographic-style landmark symbols maxed out and applied in a
Naïf Art style to reinterpret a place that pops out to greet you. The result is pretty... stunning!
Source: (1) '
Milan' and
(2) '
New Delhi' Art Prints by
Jazzberry Blue, via
Society6.
(3) '
Glasgow Map' by
Khuan+Ktron for
Intro Magazin and
(4) '
Olympic Golf Rio 2016' by
Khuan+Ktron for
Omega.
(5) '
The Future of Thailand' (Commissioned by
Winkreative for
Monocle) by
Chinapat Yeukprasert, via
Behance.
(6) Thailand Map by
Hey for
Monocle.
(7) '
Oklahoma State Map' Art Print by
Bri.buckley, via
Society6.
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