Multilayered laser-cut map of London

#81

Can I be allowed to swear here on discourse?? Just this time… that thing is […] AMAZING!!

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#82

Weirdly swearing is permitted in the space but not online.

#83

Not that it’s so strictly codified as that, but one is a public space and the other is private :slight_smile:

#84

This thing IS awesome, I want to see it in person now… good work!!

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#85

I’ll make sure it hangs on the wall at the space for a bit before I take it home :slight_smile:

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#86

Amazing! :raised_hands:

#87

Finished :slight_smile:

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#88

8 min ago? I just I missed it then… :frowning:

#89

2am last night more like!

#90

? So is there and I didn’t notice it??

#91

I put it away. Needs more robust hanging fixture, probably on sunday

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#92

Wow Tom I had no idea how far back this idea went. Congratulations - it looks fabulous!

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#93

I got it home and it now hangs proudly in my kitchen

I was thinking smaller versions might be quite a good thing to make for sale. Focus on town centres and sell them at local markets. With fewer layers and less materials it could be profitable to sell 30x30cm ones for say £50 at a decent profit…

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#94

If you are making more, one would look amazing hanging on the blank wall in the toilet in the space as a bit of a showcase.

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#95

That’s absolutely fabulous, a very cool piece of art Mr Newson :slight_smile:

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#96

See http://www.kartegraphik.com/ for a more hand made approach

#97

Nutter. I love me a craft knife and some paper too, but… but… but…

#98

They would be a hit at Herne Hill market!

#99

And the urban art fair in Josephine avenue

#100

Hi I was thinking of doing a project similar to this, I was wondering If you got a vector copy of the map or you created the map?