In the case of New York though, he juxtaposes the rather crude outline of the MTA’s map to render what the lines look like against the city’s typography. We’ve likely never thought of what it looks like to see a train careen through the urban landscape above ground though, but thanks to some visualizations made by Tumblr user Arnorian, these thoughts have been actualized in a really bright, colorful way.Īrnorian is something a map maven, as his Tumblr is chock-full of public transport visualizations from other cities. Interested in a discount? Enjoy Free Shipping on all orders $75+.As the subway system snakes its way throughout the five boroughs and rumbles beneath our feet, most of us think we know exactly where the trains go. We’ve got the city-wide train system permanently etched into our heads, at least in the context of the ubiquitous MTA maps scattered throughout various subway stops. Proud and authentic, NYC Subway Line gifts are perfect for anyone who loves New York City. Our NYC MTA subway map apparel is a customer favorite as it shows specific neighborhoods and stops along the various routes that service this amazing city.
Now the line has grown to include infant rompers, hoodies, hats, all styles of bags, wallets, tech sleeves, luggage tags, cosmetics and passport cases, and much more. Established in 1995, subway tees were the first products we offered. Paying tribute to this great city, our NYC subway T shirts have been worn by everyone from President Clinton to the rapper Fabolous.
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