This map of Putrajaya, Malaysia shows the city and its iconic architecture.
2nd #map for my #PastelMapSeries is #Putrajaya, the 3rd federal territory of #Malaysia. The last time I visited this city was last year, I was quite in awe of it's beauty and how much potential MY has in urban planning (unlike KL lol). I'm glad to be back for a bit tho! :)
That sounds very cool! Will definitely be trying it out :)
Made more updates to the style today. 💕 #mapbox #cartography
Thanks! I created a custom style and also changed the atmosphere settings to get the sunset look. Used the style for my web map then just tweaked the setSnow() parameters 😊
Look it's pink snow! I could spend all day playing with #Mapbox 🩷 #nyc
Had an cute idea today and did it: Valentine's Day themed basemap 🥰 #mapbox #cartography #maps #NYC #ValentinesDay
I do because of my display type (support.apple.com/guide/mac-he...) :/ I don’t have this desaturation problem with any other graphics editing softwares and even Blender so personally I think it’s a qGIS issue. I will try to troubleshoot with someone else’s computer. Thanks for your suggestion!
Unfortunately I don’t have a spectroradiometer to calibrate my MacBook screen. The exports are PNG/PDF with 300 DPI.
from the print layout window. i forgot i could export from the main window lol! but it still came out the same D: thanks for all your help tho<3
yup :/
Another recent example. Left: in qGIS layout view; Right: PDF export viewed in Adobe Acrobat. I tried reducing DPI and exporting as TIF/PNG/PDF, changing project properties color mode to CMYK and still not resolved. #gischat
Yes. But in that case shouldn’t the export still look the same on my computer screen? The problem I’m having now is it looks diff after export when viewed on the same screen. I use a Mac without external monitors.
i checked and the background is white :/
Why does #qGIS always reduce the saturation for my exports??? Is there a setting I'm missing? Left: Before export, Right: After export. It's worse with raster data... #gischat #help
I wanted to experiment making a series of maps with pastel colors. I lived in ATX for 9 yrs and spending time in Lake Travis was always a blast! The first map is a map of Lake Travis in Austin, TX. I spent quite some time playing with the hypsometric tint and creating the shaded relief. #maps
I know Christmas is over (😔), but I'm still obsessed with this #mapbox style I recently updated that's green/pink +vintage themed.
I miss making hand drawn maps. I’m itching to create something again for fun. 🤔 Maybe something Christmas-y?
Sure!! :)
I used the DEM I processed with gdal but most of the map was map with qGIS :)
Lava was going a bit crazy in the first one. Here’s a more toned-down version w/ lava bombs and cool smoke. 💨
Day 25: Heat. 🌋 I recently visited my first #volcano, Mt. Etna. Although I didn't see the main active crater, the geologist in me was nerding out! Is this a map? Idk but it was made with Copernicus DEM and ESRI imagery using qGIS, #Blender, Illustrator. #30daymapchallenge #3d
Elevation of the Moon with only circular shapes, even the typography :) Day 24 of #30daymapchallenge. #moon #cartography #maps.
Thanks Wanmei!! ☺️
Hi Sarah! I would love to be added :)
After transforming the raster with gdal and data processing w Python, I used qGIS, Photoshop & Illustrator to make the map. It’s heavily inspired by this NatGeo map (mapworld.com.au/products/moon-…).
Hello Bluesky! 👋 Check out my latest map made out of curiosity as I tried out this open repository (github.com/eleanorlutz/mo…). I experimented with new tools, like gdal and other Python packages. Not really participating in the #30DayMapChallenge, but this fits the Day 13 theme! #cartography #moon
