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Invisible Cities Illustrated #1: HN30
The hairlines of AIGA
Invisible Cities Illustrated #2: Trude/Ersilia
The Arms of Junction
Work in progress
Tube Map with Walklines
Tube Map with Walklines 2
Constellations
HN30: working drawings
Fully articulated: dotting the largest circular disc possible in an hour
Flock
Tessellatable rotors
Tessellatable shapes
Haircuts of Future Vision: Future Cities
Underground train drawing: Tufnell Park to Kentish Town
Underground train drawing: Kentish Town to Camden Town
Underground train drawing: Kentish Town to Tufnell Park
Underground train drawing: Camden Town to Kentish Town
EDI to LHR, takeoff and landing
Underground train drawing: Tottenham Court Road to Oxford Circus
Underground train drawing: Euston to Mornington Crescent
Underground train drawing: Hammersmith to Acton Town
Underground train drawing: West Brompton to Earls Court
Underground train drawing: Camden Town to Kentish Town
Underground train drawing: Mornington Crescent to Camden Town
OspreyTreesTube collage
NASAObey collage
TowerReservoir collage
Flag collage
Hypertensive Papillitis
Captcha: ring
Captcha: stack
Underground train drawing: composition
Work in progress on Friedrich
12 concentric circles of 777 loops, 2005
A spiral of wobbly loops, 2005
Berlin U6: circle

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Tube Map with Walklines

Tube Map with Walklines

For some journeys it's really not worth getting on the tube: it takes a long time, and costs you money. Sometimes it's quicker and easier to walk.

This is a slightly altered map showing which stations are an arbitrary and as-the-crow-flies 500 metres apart from each other. The "walklines" are dotted in. It doesn't look great yet, and definitely reduces the readability of the standard tube map at the moment, which isn't a good thing. So it's not an improvement on the map, but it's an interesting exercise.

See also:

Nb: you can pop-up a bigger version here.

Medium: Digital file, A?, 2003.
© copyright Rod McLaren 2003

(the Tube map is © copyright Transport for London)

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