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Artist and designer Brandon Martin-Anderson uses complex routing technology to not only highlight some of the best routes for cyclists in major metropolises, but he does so in a simplistically artistic method that resembles blood-pumping veins. Martin-Anderson morphed the visualisations into eye-catching videos that highlight major cities across the United States including such cyclist-savvy spots as Portland, Oregon and San Francisco, California.

The astounding designs are created by using the base maps available as open-source data to any residents; from here, the artist created the renderings in a way that not only can be compared to veins, but more accurately to the outstretching branches of a tree. The complete collection of creations can be found on Martin-Anderson's personal website, with new renderings popping every now and then.

Trend Themes

  1. Complex Routing Technology — Using complex routing technology to create visually stunning maps of bike paths.
  2. Artistic Visualizations — Creating eye-catching videos that resemble veins or tree branches to showcase bike routes.
  3. Open-source Mapping — Leveraging open-source data to create detailed renderings of bike paths.

Industry Implications

  1. Cycling & Outdoor Recreation — Opportunities for disruptively innovating the cycling industry by creating visually appealing and user-friendly route maps.
  2. Art & Design — Innovations in artistic visualization techniques and mapping technology for creating unique and captivating artwork.
  3. Mapping & GIS — Using open-source mapping data to develop new visualization methods and create innovative mapping solutions.
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