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Still of the browsable stats calendar: chronological grid of ~100 GIS / WebGL map tiles from Feb through May 2026, designed so each thumbnail returns readers to its original LinkedIn breakdown on maptheclouds.com.
A group of women hikers resting in a green mountain meadow beneath dramatic cloudy skies and forest-covered peaks in Romania. The group is smiling and gathered together after a hike, surrounded by spring vegetation and alpine scenery, reflecting friendship, community, and shared outdoor experiences.
Chronological mosaic of 99 maps and visualisations from the 100-Day Map Challenge campaign, with larger tiles marking the most engaged-with days.
Week 14 reflection centered on Inner Fire, a realtime 3D seismic monitor and the first proper AI-assisted build of the campaign. Surrounded by Hong Kong crosshatch shaders, Cluj walk and forest studies, In The Clouds supertalls, hot air balloons, and The Earth in Blender. Days 92-98 of the #100DayMapChallenge.
Days 85-91 moved across very different spatial directions: audio-reactive city motion, walkability, particle-based atmosphere, a client-scale environmental platform, seismic and lighting studies, and Snow Dome Anywhere as a quiet 3D close. Different subjects, same method: follow the question, then choose the tool.
Week 12 reflection visual from #100DayMapChallenge, summarising Days 78-84. A collage-style composition highlights seven projects: a pale blue Earth, a personal WebGL atmosphere scene, Romanian county geometry, a 3D reef health system with layered bathymetry, playful city-block geometry, stylized planetary scenes, and OSM building tiles. The image communicates a transition from mood-driven visuals to structured technical systems, ending with experimental but controlled rendering workflows.
Week 11 reflection collage for #100DayMapChallenge (Days 71-77), showing seven project highlights: Arctic bathymetry cube, Dragobete heart globe, night lights Earth, Heritage3D monuments map, lowpoly Romania terrain, seasonal land surface temperature animation, and a satirical Europe word-cloud map. Visual summary of a week that moved from environmental reframing to client delivery, climate storytelling, and design critique, using Three.js/WebGL workflows
Seven projects, seven ways of making geographic structure readable. From Cheile Aiudului and OpenFlights to client power-grid systems, Race Tracker sync, Rainbow Cities encoding, and folded Cluj fantasy cartography.
Week 9 in one frame: from a drivable Albuquerque scene and GPS storytelling to a monochrome Moon, a 119,614-star field, Arctic perspective studies, floral animation, and a final 3-minute medley that brings the full year of 3D cartography together.