The Pia Männikkö's 'Déjà Vu' Series Turns into a Ghostl

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So many outstanding comics anthologies, so little quality eyeball time. But worry not: Print’s come to your rescue. Last year we surveyed “wonder women artists” nominated for San Diego Comic-Con’s Eisner Awards, located here. And on Tuesday we provided you with a visual sampling of this year’s top nominees, and you’ll find that here. And today we’ll wrap up with a design-based survey that highlights some of the more graphically striking and skillfully adventuresome artists wi

“A man sets out to draw the world. As the years go by, he peoples a space with images of provinces, kingdoms, mountains, bays, ships, islands, fishes, rooms, instruments, stars, horses, and individ…

One mistake people often make when drawing maps is they make their borders look like a geometric grid. In reality, this reflects a relatively modern way of thinking. If you were on the ground and the best you could do was climb a mountain to get a read on the land, then how would you divide up borde

The establishment of the People's Republic of China in 1949 denotes the start of three recent historical phases of urban planning that express a divergence from traditional Chinese urban planning morphologies, broadly categorized as a socialist, hybrid, and global cities.

I love this film! Starring Joan Crawford, Clark Gable, Franchot Tone, and pretty much everyone else in Hollywood. Joan is a sexy dancer working in a sexy nightclub when the cops bust in. Joan is arrested and sent to jail for being sexy. Franchot is rich and thinks she should be his gal so he bails her out, buys her din din, and gives her advice how to be classy. Joan isn't too interested, she just wants to get a new dancing gig. Clark is the theater director and Joan tries to get a meeting with him and stalks him until she does. Strings are pulled and with some help from Franchot, she gets the job. She is at dance rehearsal in the day time and goes out with richy rich at night. But does Joan really like him? What about hottie Clark? Franchot takes Joan swimming and makes her a deal. If the dancing thing doesn't work out, she will marry him. Joan agrees. Joan dances so much she gets too tired. Clark is there to help her out and the sparks fly. Yes, that is fringe and a scarf on her bathing suit. The rich sure know how to spice up a boring one piece! The big wigs end up cancelling the show and Joan realizes she must marry Franchot. Clark is mad. He goes on a boozer before he realizes he should hock everything he has and produce it himself. Mad at Joan, he hires a boring girl for the lead. Yup, they are in this film too. Everyone is! Joan finds out Franchot had the play shut down so he could get her to marry him and Joan is pissed. She searches for Clark to get her old job back. The show goes on... Yup, Fred Astaire too! This was technically his first film. In the end, the theater love birds get together. Ahhhh.... This film is so cute. I love watching Joan dance and Clark is so handsome. He and Joan had affairs off and on throughout their careers. I think this is a swell film that everyone needs to check out if they haven't already!

As you can see there are LOADS of tunnels :0) This would make for an insane orienteering race. Shame it is illegal to go down there.

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There are faces in the roads, rivers, and mountainous contours of these maps.

Porcelain, sealskin, powder-horn, buckskin, silk, and parchment: these are what history is made of. Celestial histories -- subway, radio, or Internet histories. Histories found in stick charts and ordnance surveys. From the Paleolithic Period to digital age, maps have illustrated and recorded history and culture: detailing everything from wars and colonization, to religious and jingoistic worldviews, to the textures of the heavens and the earth.

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Map of Trinity College in Cambridge, United Kingdom.

detail from “A Map of the Heart” (c. 1915)

Musical Notation can actually be considered an infographic. Like a map or graph, each element (staff, clef, note, articulation marking, etc.) is a symbol and combined together they make up a visualization of the musical sound. For those of you who know music notation, these will be pretty funny... Impossible Music Source: http://www.2reed.net/2ndhtml/Images/Impossible%20Music2.jpg Sonata for Vuvuzela Source: https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiiCG9WOVV_GMxK7k7kqoFPrOyCqvK_PrPdf1EC2t11aL8JAaVsUxLVTvsMFoRFI11Gsoo7hwBJwVVf76ZfvRKGtWhVQDR0QSdZypeMTonxbNh7vuJ2r8NYAyE8FBxRp9EWfrlG_p3eOog/s1600/26387_540.jpg Over The Waterfall Source: http://www.kitchenmusician.net/joke/otwjoke.gif

Explore the upper floors of Casa Grande—the formal name for the main house—and ascend its winding staircases to see how media mogul William Randolph Hearst and his esteemed guests lived at the Castle.

Since the last time we wrote about Terrible Maps, a project that is dedicated to sharing maps no one asked for or needs, they've kept themselves rather busy. So it's only natural we created a follow-up article about the cartographers who are so bad, they're actually good. After all, what is the Internet for if not to poke fun at politics and our geographical illiteracy?

lost without you pt. 4 satellite images found on Apple Maps

From hillside yoni to grass extensions. Jeanne combines nature and female into brilliant designs. Be inspired by the beautiful, thought-provoking land art of Jeanne Simmons.

INSPIRATION PHOTO/PLAN: ACTUAL PLANS: First Floor Second Floor Third Floor ORIGINAL FLOOR SKETCHES:

Interested (maybe verging on slight obsession) in the history of NYC subway systems? Take a peak at these vintage subway maps and photography!