
Blog Update October 2018 – RNZ Interview and NZSEA Awards
Much of the year has passed since my last update, so I thought I’d catch you up on all that’s been happening here at The

Much of the year has passed since my last update, so I thought I’d catch you up on all that’s been happening here at The
This week marks the annual Māori Language Week (10-16th September 2018), so to get people interested in Te Reo I thought I’d revisit the maps I’ve

A follow up from the 2016 Christchurch map, the Auckland Typography map is a new print beautifully representing central Auckland’s streets, motorways, rail lines, parks
As part of the 7 day cartography challenge last year, I created two maps showing Te Reo Māori names of towns and cities names across Aotearoa/New
It’s been several months since my last Map Kiwi blog update, so what better time to do it again at the beginning of a new
With 4.6 million people spread out over 268,021 km², New Zealand is not a crowded place when compared to more densely populated countries such as Japan and

Trams used to rule the streets of New Zealand in the first half of the 20th Century, with Christchurch, Wellington, Auckland, Dunedin and more all

I’m excited to announce that in addition to my web store, products from The Map Kiwi will be making their appearance at a retail location
I’ve been interested in trying out Mapbox Studio for a while, so I thought I’d have a go creating a custom basemap myself styled like

A little while ago, I set myself a challenge of creating seven maps over the period of a week, posting a new map each day
Print designs by award winning cartographer Andrew Douglas-Clifford.