Work
Cartography
A picture of a place that admits it is a picture, with a scale and a choice of what to omit.
It meets geography, design, and the wayfinding of actual corridors and trails.
Mapmakers argue about projection the way editors argue about tone. Both are ethics.
On an Interest Map, the line we most often letter beside cartography reads “a picture that admits it is a picture.” It tends to meet geography, product design, and walking cities.
Work that shares the table
A book that keeps it company
Career Counseling, Mark L. Savickas. Read it beside cartography: A method for hearing the plot already running under a person’s jobs.