Geography of LOST: Retrospective
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Two of my maps got listed as favorites by attendees of the ESRI User Conference.
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Finally got my “payment” copy in the mail today. It’s a book about awesome t.v. shows with cult followings. Did the interview about a year ago. You can find it on Amazon, the title: “Series. Une Addiction Planetaire”
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Special Thanks goes out to super LOST fan “Andalone”
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Thanks to io9 for featuring my FRINGE map!
http://io9.com/5814677/a-detailed-map-showing-all-the-mysteries-of-fringe
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After a few months of off and on work, i think it’s done. Introducing “The Fringe Map”. The Multiverses of Fringe is my attempt at mapping mulitple universes/parallel dimensions of the TV Show FRINGE.
While it’s not THE LOST MAP, i think it is fairly good representation of the United States that exists in the Fringe Reality, and the United States as it exists in the Alternate Fringe reality. Several key things to note:
- the differences in state names and boundaries
- “hot-spot” type analysis of Fringe Events in the Alt. Reality
- the “pattern”
I hope you enjoy it!
And if you like, you may purchase at my Imagekind Gallery.
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Even though, it all ended a year ago, the memories are still fresh in our minds.
Personally i have yet to go back and revisit a single episode. When i get close to pressing play, i feel LOST, not sure which episode to watch first, or i’ll get the feeling in the pit of my stomach that i would get every week in the hours leading up to a new episode.
I’m not sure i’ll ever be able to fill the void LOST left, and i’m not sure i want to. maybe just watching and episode here and there will fill the tank enough to remind me of the good times and the bad.
In honor of the one year anniversary of the LOST finale, i’ve reduced prices on all three versions of The Geography of LOST.
Thanks to everyone who supported the Geography of LOST project.
Sincerely,
(via geographyoflost)
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You can now check out the Geography of LOST and other cartographic works of mine over @ Gawker Artists
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Found this pic on a google image search. Check out the full post @ Heart Tree Home
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HAPPY HOLIDAYS!
The Geography of LOST has made many a fine Christmas gift, and once again, i’d like to thank anyone who’s supported the LOST map in any way.
There are several non-LOST-but-equally-cool map projects in the works, so stay tuned.
In between time, you can check out http://jonahsmaps.tumblr.com for your carto-fix.
Also, if you are looking for that missing map or art-piece for your home or office, drop me an email, i’ve been creating custom maps and map-art for several years.
The updates won’t stop so keep following and spreading the word!
Thanks,
Jonah.
Author
The Geography of LOST: Retrospective is the result of a four year geographic study of the fictious "ISLAND" from the TV show "LOST".
