Subway Map Socks
Description: A bold NYC subway graphic inspired by the language of New York transit maps. EXPRESS and LOCAL routes come together through colorful lines, station dots, arrows and distressed street-art typography, capturing the rhythm of getting around New York City. A vintage-inspired transit design for subway fans, NYC commuters and anyone who knows the difference between express and local.
Description: NYC Subway Artifact Collection brings the visual language of New York transit history into a bold retro Pop Art graphic. Colorful subway routes, station markers, vintage transit details and archival-inspired graphics come together in a distressed screen-print style inspired by the energy of New York City. A collectible design for NYC lovers, subway fans, transit enthusiasts and anyone who appreciates vintage New York graphics.
Description: Navigate the capital in style with this clever "DC Washington, D.C." subway map design. The creative typography shapes the letters with colorful transit lines connecting iconic landmarks like the Capitol and the Washington Monument. This modern, minimalist art is an ideal gift for daily commuters, locals, and fans of urban public transit.
Description: A bold NYC subway design inspired by modern risograph and screenprint aesthetics, featuring a New York City subway train, layered transit graphics, bold typography, and distressed textures. A perfect graphic tee for New Yorkers, subway fans, train enthusiasts, and anyone who loves the energy and visual culture of New York City.
Description: This creative transit map style design outlines the "Baker Street Line to Deduction," showing investigative stops from observation to hypothesis. Complete with a vintage subway logo and a street lamp silhouette, it includes the caution "Mind the gap between clues and conclusions." This intellectual Victorian aesthetic is perfect for logic puzzle fans, readers, and book lovers of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
Description: Planning for the Metro Purple Line Extension began in earnest in 2010. Construction of the Metro Purple Line Extension began in 2014. I walked (above ground) along its route, exploring the line's surroundings for my series, "Nobody Drives in LA" in 2013. https://ericbrightwell.com/2013/08/29/exploring-the-planned-course-of-the-metro-purple-line-extension-block-by-block-land-of-sunshine-kcet/
