This pixel-art map of Hong Kong has the functionality of Google maps, but with the touch of pixel-art design, the detail of the buildings is amazing.

Check it out here.

(via pixelelement)

It’d be nice if Boise was included in all this…just saying…

But then you have to decide who you’re leaving out and who gets a cut. If it’s by population of the city, then I have no idea. I would image Boise has a larger population than some of those east coast cities / towns. But I could very well be wrong.

rdrb:

Just like the last 3 years, the Web Trend Map 2009 by the Information Architects gives you the perfect overview of the internet. They mapped the 333 most influential web domains and the 111 most influential internet people onto the Tokyo Metro map. The height of a station refers to its traffic, revenue and trend. Its width represents the stability of the company behind the domain. If it is possitioned on a main line then it is a classic site and so on. (via Web Trend Map 2009 – today and tomorrow)

I need to get out of Boise this spring break…but where?
McCall is Boring, Nampa is dangerous. I have no money for a plane ticket, and Seattle is off limits. I really can’t make it very far when I have to be back in a week, and I’m not sure if my car can make it back either :p

Oh, so the moral of the story is that I take too many pictures in Boise.

Maybe what I’ll do is take pictures all over Boise, in like the shape of a dinosaur, or just at every intersection, an then I’ll make map art :D