Magical Urbanism, a website about urbanization, design and social change, is maintained by Mike Ernst. I'm an urban planner and designer based in San Francisco. I am a graduate of the Matthew Cusick’s Map Collages
Matthew Cusick makes collages out of maps. Some of them are of people and animals, but I’m drawn to the ones of freeways.
The images are made of inlaid maps, acrylic, on panel.
Link to the artist’s website via butdoesitfloat.com
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