Esri just wrapped up its second ArcGIS Maps for Adobe Creative Cloud (Maps for Adobe Creative Cloud) competition, and the submissions were beautiful. Each qualifying map was made with Maps for Adobe Creative Cloud. Our talented judges have tallied the results, and I'm pleased to announce the winners.
What our judges had to say about Stephanie Clark's map:
This map was inviting for its merger of narrative fiction with the geography of the physical world and historical context. Not only does the map tell a story, it maps one. The map aesthetic meshes nicely with the subject matter and is a good example of tasteful restraint.. Color palette looks good without looking like an exaggerated period-piece.
What our judges had to say about Jason Holmberg's map:
This map is so clean and legible. The colors are pleasant and clear and most importantly, there's not too many of them, which is a trap that I think is very easy to fall into, especially in a map like this that has to convey so much information... This is a map I would find useful for understanding and navigating a place I'd just moved to, as well as a map I'd enjoy hanging on my wall.
What our judges had to say about Celine Kerpelt's map:
This map is neat and legible and illustrates a unique subject in an interesting way. The map color palette is very diverse without looking discordant and it gives the street map a pleasant tapestry of hues.
I appreciate the cartographer sharing their digital-to-printmaking process in this beautiful stark minimalist map of La Grand-Motte.
The collection of maps this year's Maps for Adobe competition received was gorgeous. Although there's not enough space to list them all in this post, I wanted to share with you all a few more of the stunning maps entered this year
City of Richmond
Woodwell Climate Research Center
Moons
If you would like to get started with Maps for Adobe Creative Cloud, check out this recent Esri Press publication, Mapping By Design. I included many tutorials for map designers to get to know this new mapping tool, which can be integrated with your ArcGIS Pro workflows.
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