Wayside Mapping

Without symbols your map would just be a blank piece of paper.

A river runs through it Streamgages (or stream gauges if you prefer) are devices that measure the surface level of a body of water.

Keeping the map iconic While I was a full-time maintainer of iD (the default editor at osm.org/edit), I designed over 270 preset icons.

If you’ve spent much time in the OpenStreetMap community you’ll know that there are loads of amazing tools for exploring the map.

O, when will by edits appear on the map?

Mapping the best river access in the west Montana is a waterway wonderland, home to thousands of river miles that play host to world-class paddle trips.

Gather ‘round the virtual campfire Mapping USA is the annual virtual conference series hosted by OpenStreetMap US.

Join the ultimate (virtual) winter road trip Following up on my Beach Camping logo for Mapping USA 2022 & 2024, I wanted to whip up something new for 2025 that still felt consistent with the graphic history of this virtual conference series.

From the Cabot to the Evangeline Nova Scotia is “Canada’s Ocean Playground”, at least according to its license plates.

i would like someone to review my edits As part of re-launching the OpenStreetMap US swag store, I created a design referencing the checkbox that OSM mappers see when uploading a changeset in iD or JOSM.

It’s just so Richmond In 2023 I was lucky enough to lead the logo design for the best party in mapping: State of the Map US.

Welcome to Virginia “Virginia Is For Lovers”, one of the more famous tourism slogans, can be found on welcome signs all over the state.

One big paddle network I’ve been paddling my whole life, but I didn’t think much about canoe and kayak mapping until I stumbled across the Northern Forest Canoe Trail.

Twitch plays OpenStreetMap So you could spend months reading the OSM Wiki trying to figure out how to map something—or you could just learn by watching.

The wayside beckons When not at my desk, I spend as much time as I can taking the scenic route to the next spot on the map.