"Crayon the Grids" Maps are Color Coded by Street Orientation

London

Artist and scientist Stephen Von Worley's detailed and ambitious project Crayon the Grids uses color to show the orientation of streets in major metro areas. The images are beautiful as well as visually informative. Thus far, Von Worley has created maps of Paris, London, Berlin, Tokyo, New York City, Washington, D.C., Boston, Chicago, San Francisco and Los Angeles.

Read about Von Worley's process in creating these algorithmic images from start-to-finish here.  

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