Beautifully minimalist line-drawing postcards of London Underground train depots. Complement with a pictorial history of how the Underground shaped London.
The story of the London Underground, in lovely vintage posters.
London’s explosive population change 1801-2011, in an animated GIF. Compare and contrast with a similar visualization in vintage infographics.
London’s explosive growth, from a gorgeous set of vintage infographics on British vs. American politics.
Tron-like visualization of bike journeys reveals London’s hubs
The London Tube map, reimagined as a working radio circuit board, a fine addition to these creative derivatives of the iconic map.
Life expectancy and child poverty visualized as a London Tube map, a fine addition to previous projects building on the iconic visual metaphor.
From the department of illogical historical factoids: Why the City of London is not the city named London, but rather a city within a city within a country within a country.
London, reflected in puddles – beautiful work by photographer Gavin Hammond
Stephen Walter’s magnificent map of London’s subterranean oddities, reminiscent of Paula Scher’s obsessive typographic maps







