I Cut 3D Maps In Wood To Show How Incredibly Beautiful Our Planet Is

Every 3D map is a surprise in a way, even if you’ve spent your whole life in that location. The elevation dimension reveals the surroundings, opens the crevasses, enlarges the contrast of valleys, reveals the hidden bottom of lakes and the ocean. 3D map is a perfect educational material as well as stunning home or office decoration.

To create a 3D map, I convert the digital satellite data into 3D models and adjust the scale to give an impressive look on wood. Additional vector data is burned with a laser to show shapes of lakes, rivers, borders and in some cases streets, not naming the nominal information that makes these maps fully informative.

I paint water bodies by hand in blue, which makes every map unique.

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Painted wooden map of the USA

Australia

Painted map of Pacific North West Trail in 3D

3D map of New Zealand and surrounding ocean floor

3D map of Arizona

Map of Nantucket island

Hawaii islands

Large map of wine regions in Monterey County

3D map of Kauai island with blue epoxy as ocean

Palo Duro Canyon, Texas

Wooden map of North and South Carolinas

Grand Canyon

Sacred valley of Incas

When exploring the captivating world of 3D representations, it’s fascinating to see how detailed spatial visualizations can transcend traditional mapping.

If you’re interested in how 3D designs can bring fictional environments to life with intricate layouts and hidden details, you might appreciate this deep dive into spatial creativity through television settings found inspired by beloved shows.

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