If you’ve been thinking of picking up one of my transit map posters, now might be a good time: Society6 is offering free shipping on prints worldwide until next Sunday, January 27.
Here’s some direct links to some of the posters I offer:
As always, I highly recommend purchasing only the X-LARGE or LARGE versions of these prints: they’re designed as large format posters and type may become too small to be legible at sizes smaller than these.
If you want my Interstates as a Subway Map or US Highways as a Subway Map posters in your hands before Christmas, time is running out! Get your orders in by Sunday, December 16th, or miss out!
It would be most remiss of me not to mention this Kickstarter project from Andrew Lynch, also known as vanshnookenraggen. As well as these great posters, he’s also responsible for the fantastic animated history of the MBTA map that I’ve featured before.
Basically, Andrew is seeking funding for bulk printing of these posters (in effect, your pledge to him is a preorder for the poster(s) of your choice). For every $25 you pledge, you get another poster, all the way up to $225 for the entire set of nine.
Printing won’t start until next year, so they won’t arrive for Christmas, but if you like the look of this (and I sure do!), I strongly encourage you to get behind this project and give what you can. $25 for an awesome NYC subway poster sounds like a good deal to me. I’ve personally pledged $50 to the project and hope you can join me.
Just a reminder - today is the absolute last day to order my Interstates as Subway Map or U.S. Routes as Subway Map posters. I’ll fulfill any orders made up until midnight U.S. Pacific time tonight, and then that’s it… at least for the foreseeable future. Click on the title above to go to the order page, or just click here.
Interstates as Subway Map and U.S. Routes as Subway Map Posters - Almost Sold Out!
By now, I’m sure most of you are familiar with my Interstates as Subway Map (Project Page | Flickr) and U.S. Routes as Subway Map (Project Page | Flickr) posters. Sales since December - when I first launched the U.S. Routes map - have been exceptional, but things have now slowed down to a point where I’m considering suspending sales for a while.
As it currently stands, I have one single Interstate poster left for sale, and just three U.S. Routes posters. If there’s some immediate interest in more posters, then I’ll fulfill those orders as well. But time is definitely limited! So, if you’ve been thinking about getting one of these posters and haven’t acted - then now is the time. If you know someone who’d like one of these posters, then send them the link. Spread the word!
Click on the image above to go to the order page, or click here.
There’s still a couple of minor tweaks to make, but 36”x24” posters of my new U.S. Highways as Subway Map posters are now available to order at my website. Due to popular demand, I’ve also brought back my Interstates as Subway poster. Each poster is beautifully digitally printed on superb 250gsm Red River Aurora Fine Art White 100% cotton rag paper, which is acid and lignin free. Price for each poster is $US39, or you can buy both of them together for $US68, a savings of $10.
Reblog to share with people you think may be interested!
Wow, looks like my U.S. Highways as Subway Map has gone viral today!
So far, it’s been featured on the Atlantic Wire, io9, Laughing Squid, and Coudal Partner’s “Fresh Signals” (Jim Coudal has always been very supportive of my map work!). Also, try searching for “Subway Map” on Twitter and see what comes up!
What this means: with huge public interest like this, posters will definitely be forthcoming - hopefully soon! Watch this space for further details as they emerge!
With Christmas coming up, it would be remiss of me not to mention that posters of my own transit map designs are available at my Society6 store. They’re offering free shipping today (Monday, November 28) and in all likelihood will offer it again before Christmas, so keep an eye out! Because of the fine detail and small type on these designs, I definitely recommend the larger poster sizes available.
Here are some links direct to each product page if you’re interested - be sure to reblog and spread the word to interested friends!
US Interstates as Subway (Simplified - No Text)
Rail Transit of Portland, Oregon
Passenger Rail of Portland, Oregon (Comparison between 1912, 1943, 2015)
International E-Road Network (European Highways)
Itinéraires de train à grande vitesse de la France (TGV Routes)