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An updated Forest Park map will be available as a poster print

The exact date is not clear yet, but I’m guessing it will be available around the end of summer 2010. It’s too early to nail down pricing, but since you will get a real physical product to hang on your wall, it will have to cover the cost of making it.
The map has been [...]

shone: the cratonic milieu of Aeolia

A new painting copyright 2010 by erik goetze

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Experimenting with StudioArtist 4, Photoshop CS4.

Metro’s Walk There! guide maps wins top international awards

“Metro’s ever-popular Walk There! guide recently won several international awards at the annual Environment Systems Research Institute International User Conference held earlier this month in San Diego. The guide’s maps to great places to walk around the Portland-Vancouver area took home two top prizes, including a best overall win.
The ESRI International User Conference, the [...]

Forest Park map updated

Panel #1, the southern-most of the 4 panel mapset has been updated thanks to feedback from users of the map. Thank you S.H., J.R., E.S., and others who wrote in.
http://www.artofgeography.com/maps/fp/

Introducing Walk There! 50 treks in and around Portland and Vancouver

From www.oregonmetro.gov
“Introducing Walk There! Metro’s new guide to great places to walk in the Portland-Vancouver area. The book will lead you on 50 explorations of newly acquired urban natural areas, scenic parks, historic neighborhoods and fascinating main streets. Detailed maps and route descriptions will help you discover the region’s rich history and varied landscapes while [...]

Art of Geography project: maps for Portland Forest Hikes: Twenty Close-In Wilderness Walks

I’m pleased to announce the availability of a book by James Thayer titled “Portland Forest Hikes: Twenty Close-In Wilderness Walks”. Here are twenty wilderness hikes within twenty miles of downtown Portland, Oregon, less than a half hour’s ride from the city. Adventurers at all skill levels will be surprised by the remoteness and remarkable beauty [...]

Start! Walking America: The American Heart Association’s National Start! Walking Day Is today

April 16 is the American Heart Association’s National Start! Walking Day. The call to action is simple: Americans should fit 30 minutes of walking into their workday.Studies reveal that American jobs have become more sedentary and that employees are working 164 more hours a year than they did 20 years ago. The Start! movement works [...]

University of Arizona SBS Developments magazine uses Art of Geography painting

Thank you to Lori Harwood and Christine Scheer for picking some Art of Geography art for the cover of their magazine, and reproducing the color/tonality so well.

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Announcing the new Forest Park map

Just in time for the first trillium blossoms of spring, the Forest Park map is ready for general use. This map went through several months of development and a couple months of beta testing. The current version of the map is v615 — if you have an older version, make sure to download the latest [...]

Pocket Virtual Worlds

Pocket Virtual Worlds: “The technology, a result of a partnership between Case Western Reserve and Bowling Green, uses a mobile device to explore photograph-based virtual worlds. There’s no GPS, nor Wi-Fi used, as I understand it, for the navigation of the worlds. It’s not clear how the datasets are knit together. Even if I don’t [...]

Another way to stitch panoramas using Photoshop

Creating Panoramic Images in Photoshop CS3 using Auto-align Layers

The Auto-Align Layers feature is a great new feature that will make assembling your panoramic pictures a breeze

via Creative Mac