The world sure does feel like a small place sometimes—at least, the one I inhabit does. Last weekend, a Kyrgyz friend in DC invited me to breakfast at his house….
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In summer 2014, two friends and I bought a 1.1-liter Suzuki Alto on eBay UK, and proceeded to drive it from England to Mongolia. Naturally, as a cartographer, I felt…
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Many moons have passed since my last post, and not without reason. It was nearly seven months ago that I wrapped up my research in Kyrgyzstan and returned to the…
Not too much to see here—just a lil’ reference map I whipped up for use in a few personal projects.
I designed myself some new personal business cards—now featuring more contours, hexbins, and Voronoi cells! Can you guess which one(s) I actually printed?
Previous entries in my “Buildings That I love” series have focused exclusively on the Kyrgyz capital’s Soviet Modernist structures: those imposing, brutish, austere buildings that evoke strength rather than grace….