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Jul 25 / Ozymandias

Planet Earth Inversed

Just thought this was pretty darn cool. It’s a vision of a reversed Earth (with land being water, and vice-versa) from a design group called VladStudio. Hit the link if you want different-sized wallpapers of it (though some of the higher-res ones require payment).

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  • Niels J.

    Shouldn’t they technically be lakes, instead of oceans?

    :-P

  • http://swampthingtom.blogspot.com/ Thomas Aylesworth

    Is it just me, or does anyone else want to play Civ on this map? ;-)

  • Anonymous

    Man, I hadn’t even thought of Civilization on that map… good call!

  • Trellium

    Nice find! Thanks for the links.

  • http://live.xbox.com/member/Butwheaty Butwheaty

    Ozy, how is it you have a Gamerscore but no games played?

  • Anonymous

    Re: "Ozy, how is it you have a Gamerscore but no games played?"

    I’ve currently got it set private because I occasionally look (for work) at some early titles that publishers may not yet have announced. Since it’s their content and priviledge to announce, I (and other Microsoft employees in the same place) hide what we’re playing. Hoping to turn it back on again in the future!

  • http://andrew.barlow@gmail.com Andrew Barlow

    You can also get this background from http://interfacelift.com/wallpaper/details.php?id=1325

    A really awesome website for desktop backgrounds, and one of the most Dugg (digg.com) websites on the internets!

  • JohnCz

    Interesting..i love the old world map look.

  • http://www.kimpallister.com kim

    If you like that map, check out this site and add to your feed:

    http://strangemaps.wordpress.com/feed/

  • http://bradleyrichert.com brad

    That is really cool. It reminds me of the maps that show south america on top of north america to give a different perspective.