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Monthly Archives: August 2012
Cognitive Mapping: Central Brooklyn Bicycle Map
This is probably one of the hardest posts I have yet to write (well, draw). Cognitive mapping, or drawing what your brain sees, is something we talk about sometimes around our blog table. How do we see the world around … Continue reading
Posted in Design, Transportation
Tagged Bicycle, brooklyn, cognitive, Map, Neighborhood
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The Sandpit
The Sandpit is a cool depiction of a day in the life of New York City urban landscape. Sam O’Hare’s short film recorded in 35,000 stills on Vimeo has won the 2012 Webby Awards for Best Viral, and the 2010 Prix … Continue reading
