Here is a thread of my favourite maps of South America. Let me know which you like most and give me your best theories for how thel all fit together. Starting with Forests. 1/13

Grasslands 2/13

@PythonMaps please invert your cmap

@PythonMaps Your colours are counterintuitive.

@PythonMaps I feel like the colors should be opposite on the first two maps, forest and grassland. More green equals more vegetation. More white equals bare space. But I love your work.

@PythonMaps @GraphCrimes stare at this for about 5 seconds

@PythonMaps Amazing maps, but consider reversing the color scheme of the first 2 maps. Presence of forest & grassland should be green on the map imo

@PythonMaps @simongerman600 I think this is the definition of a @TerribleMaps !

@PythonMaps Would be better with that colours inverted. More greener, more forest cover.

@PythonMaps Consider inverting the color scale so dense forest is shown in dark green.

@PythonMaps Can you make it... not... look like that? Just... flip the colours? Maybe?

@PythonMaps I summon thee: @WeiseFranklin. I believe this infographic despite being beautiful have some awful choices. The greener the more deforestated it is.

@PythonMaps Perhaps using opposite color in this one helps to see it better

@PythonMaps A map of forests where the greener it is the less tree coverage is certainly a choice...

@PythonMaps Rio Grande do Sul is such an interesting State 🇧🇷

@PythonMaps Ai @WeiseFranklin, o que acha dessa forma de mostrar dados?

@PythonMaps Why would you make the areas with more tree cover less green? That seems illogical.

@PythonMaps Interesting. Could you add one showing access and transit facilites to and from the oceans for inland countries?

@PythonMaps Normally the other way round The darker the green the more trees