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After four streams of #Cartograph I finished this map and the region got named Gethanek. Tried to play Non-Authoring but definitely have a few things written to flesh out the region more as well as Yana’s story. I’ll share them later.
@ravensridgeco.bsky.social expect questions on discord tomorrow.
im playing a new game of cartograph and I thought I would show off my new character, her name is Moh the Lost. She was a historian back home, but she had to leave to search for a way to break an ancient curse plaguing her homeland. #cartograph #orc #characterart #fantasy
Have you played Cartograph?! Last night, we skipped our weekly recording session to explore an uncharted land while building detailed lore. We had a great time with this cozy fun adventure!
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#ttrpg #Cartograph #ocart #pathfinder #cortexprime #Podcast #actualplay #dnd5e
Map a-day-in May (a thirty-one cabinet display) Ruth Taylor White Ruth D. Taylor White was an American pictorial mapmaker, what they liked to call 'carto-graphy'. One of her first published works was a cover of The Stanford Illustrated Review, where her brother Frank attended university. Frank was an accomplished journalist and writer, and Ruth provided the illustrations for two of his books Oh Ranger! A Book About the National Parks and Grand Canyon Country. In the spring of 1930, White traveled to Hawaii, where she received a commission from the Hawaii Tourist Bureau to create pictorial maps of the Hawaiian Islands. White’s most famous work, a pictorial atlas entitled, Our USA: A Gay Geography was published in 1935 and was filled with ‘cartography’ of each state. Adapted from - Geographicus https://www.geographicus.com/P/ctgy&Category_Code=whiteruthtaylor
Map a-day-in May (a thirty-one cabinet display) Ruth Taylor White Taylor, F. and Taylor,R. (1935). Our U.S.A a gay geography. Little Brown and Company, Boston. Our Gay Geography was marketed and designed for children as an entertaining and fanciful pictorial illustrated atlas of the United States, which includes a full color map and a page of historical and geographical text for each of the 48 states plus the Territories of Alaska, Hawaii, American Samoa and the Commonwealth of the Philippines, as well as a map of the Caribbean showing Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands and the Panama Canal Zone as well as the rest of the Antilles (56 maps in total). Numerous small cartoons on the map of each state depict historically significant sites, peoples, activities, crops, animals, populated places, etc. A product of the 1930s, the atlas is rife with stereotypical and often racist caricatures of an individual state's inhabitants, particularly in the South and in the West. In addition to these insensitive depictions of peoples, the atlas also reflects the era in which it was produced in terms of stereotypical gender roles as well as in its portrayals of what was important or noteworthy about states and regions in terms of present-day agricultural and industrial products and social activities. To this end, the atlas consistently presents a whitewashed narrative of local and national history. The cartography and illustrations were done by Ruth Taylor White (1896-1985) who was educated at Stanford, where she majored in English, and at the New York Institute of Art and Design. Throughout her career she referred to her maps as "cartographs." Her brother Frank Taylor, a journalist, authored the text of the atlas. Adapted from the Osher Map Library https://tinyurl.com/3xyexwsz
Map a-day-in May (a thirty-one cabinet display) Ruth Taylor White A large selection of pictorial maps or cartographs by Ruth Taylor White can be found on the David Rumsey Map Collection: https://tinyurl.com/36nts37c
Map a-day-in May (a thirty-one cabinet display) Ruth Taylor White An aerial panorama view of the exposition grounds, with a portion of San Francisco in the foreground and whimsical sea monsters, whales, planes, and boats in the water around the Treasure Island. Includes legend to exposition buildings, with some items marked. A cartograph of Treasure Island in San Francisco Bay : Golden Gate International Exposition : Cartograph by Ruth Tylor. (on verso) Exposition buildings and courts. (to accompany) Official Guide Book : Revised edition. Golden Gate International Exposition : World's Fair on San Francisco Bay. Copyright 1939 by San Francisco Bay Exposition. Published by Crocker Company, A Division of H.S. Crocker Co. Inc., 720 Mission Street, San Francisco. Engravings by American Engraving Co. (cover title) Official Guide Book: Revised edition. 25c. Golden Gate International Exposition. Cover by Si Vanderlaan. White, Ruth Taylor. (1939). A cartograph of Treasure Island in San Francisco Bay. The Crocker Company. From the David Rumsey Map Collection https://tinyurl.com/2nukm6cf
Map a-day-in May (a thirty-one cabinet display)
Ruth Taylor White - Work spans 1928 to 1945 during the golden age of pictorial mapping. More info/links: #cartobibliography tinyurl.com/34hn54c3 #RuthTaylorWhite #Cartograph #PictorialMap #MapDayMay25 William C. Wonders Map Collection #WCWMC
Starting up a game. Kind of going completely by the book atm, but I may play as one of my navigator characters in the future.
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#cartograph #solorpg #mapmaking #ttrpg
Maps I made using @ravensridgeco.bsky.social's #solottrpg #CartographAtlasEdition. Check out Cartograph: Atlas Edition here: the-ravensridge-press.itch.io/cartograph-a....
#ttrpg #ttrpgs #cartography #mapmaking #drawing #journaling #Cartograph #d6 #playingcards #maps #indie #smallgame #indiegame
Todays Goals:
•Finish reading Volume 1 of #WitchHatAtlier
•Draw More #sonics
•Play #Cartograph somehow
Finished, but not that satisfied with the result so probably gonna do another run in the future #Cartograph #ttrpg #solorpg
