Sarah Bell - Mapping by Design

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Create visual and geospatial stories that blend map science and map design.

To make aesthetically pleasing, informative maps, mapmakers and graphic designers have historically used time-consuming tasks and workflows as part of the job. But what if you could get to the aesthetic design of your mapping projects much sooner with access to accurate, detailed map layers and powerful mapping tools that could enhance your story? Enter ArcGIS Maps for Adobe Creative Cloud, the mapping extension that connects Adobe Illustrator to the power of ArcGIS, Esris geospatial software.

Mapping by Design: A Guide to ArcGIS Maps for Adobe Creative Cloud is the guidebook for making effective maps using Maps for Adobe Creative Cloud. Learn how to create compelling visual stories with maps following comprehensive tutorials designed to navigate common mapmaking workflows. By connecting Illustrator to ArcGIS Online, this extension gives designers the power to create maps by providing easy access to authoritative digital maps and map layers. In Maps for Adobe Creative Cloud, this seamless connection means that you can add these digital map layers, perform many map enhancements and geo-analytical functions, and then download your maps as well-organized, ready-to-design files in Illustrator. Further, Maps for Adobe Creative Cloud allows ArcGIS Pro users to open their maps and layouts in Illustrator and continue adding and analyzing map data and layers.

Whether you are a creative seeking to make beautiful maps with a familiar graphic design application or a GIS professional who wants to learn the ArcGIS ProtoIllustrator integration workflow, Mapping by Design serves as a practical guide for all mapmakers.

Award-winning cartographer Sarah Bell has been a professional mapmaker for more than a decade. She began at Esri in 2013 as a cartographer and data visualization designer, and she is currently the lead product engineer for ArcGIS Maps for Adobe Creative Cloud. Sarah lives in the Pacific Northwest with her partner, Joseph Ferrare, and old puppy, Jasper.

Published by Esri Press.

The ArcGIS Maps for Adobe Creative Cloud extension is made possible by a team of talented people orchestrating its development daily. I simply cannot complete a book about Maps for Adobe Creative Cloud without thanking the many people who have contributed to its growth and development. I have immense gratitude for the user community, testers, conference-goers, coworkers, and friends who have provided feedback, watched demos, or just listened to my musings on mapping. You all have positively impacted this product. Following is a list of key individuals who have played important roles in Maps for Adobe Creative Cloud. As these lists go, it is imperfectly incomplete. I thank the following:

Valerie Alcantara, Javier Angel, Anna Breton, Jino Contreras, Jordan Cullen, Debalin Das, Ixshel Escamilla, Kara Goodman, Natalie Hansen, Elena Hartley, Jennifer Hill, Wendy Kallio, Aubri Kinghorn, Manuel Lopez, Clint Loveman, Nancy Morales, Elena Maklakova, Steven Moore, Joseph Munyao, Guy Noll, Kenneth OGuinn, Rajeev Pahuja, Brandy Perkins, Madhura Phaterpekar, Siva Pidaparthi, Greg Pleiss, Salman Rafique, Alan Taylor, Vladimir Tkachov, Dmitry Travin, Rey Umali, Craig Williams, Jeremy Wright, Konstantin Yakovenko, Alan Zhang, and Xingdong Zhang.

Thanks to all the talented people at Esri Press as well.

And finally, thank you to my always supportive partner, Joseph Ferrare.

Cover map adapted from Daffodils and Homesites of the Eno River by Madalyn Baldwin, who placed in the 2020 ArcGIS Maps for Adobe competition. Two inset maps on the back cover by Sarah Bell.Esri Press, 380 New York Street, Redlands, California 92373-8100Copyright 2021 Esri
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