Less than a month after walking around Mestre, I was invited to make a video for the artist Ribis in Venice proper:

You can buy his paintings, lamps, and tables from Authentics Art Gallery.

The seafront in Nervi:

The benches have movable backrests. I haven’t seen this anywhere other than Genoa:

The sea:

Nice wooden door:

A park:

Neon pharmacy name:

A layout:

A Christmas boat:

Prices written on clay:

Fluorescent lights and LEDs go against natural rhythms:

This leads to hormone imbalances and dead mitochondria. Fluorescent lights even induce needless urination.

I haven’t used artificial lighting at home for nearly two years now. The next step is to boycott fluorescent entirely.

Today I’m releasing the biggest update yet to my Nice tramway map:

It now shows a railway line which was recently integrated into the urban fare zone. The line is thinner because of its longer intervals.

Line 2 no longer has a callout box! It has an extra indication in its middle. CADAM station is now in a geographically correct position.

Nearly all line 1 station names now face right, and are therefore easier to read. The map is now using my default typeface, Atkinson Hyperlegible.

Ground interchanges are now indicated more clearly.

I simplified the colors a bit, too. Line 2 and the sea’s name now use the coat of arms’ blue, while parks and gardens use line 3’s green.

The map is still the same size. High information density FTW!