FANTASY SUBWAY PRESENTING: MS. SHERRY!. CHILDREN AND TEENS!  If you are planning for a year, sow rice; if you are planning for a decade plant a tree;

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FANTASY SUBWAY PRESENTING: MS. SHERRY!

CHILDREN AND TEENS!  If you are planning for a year, sow rice; if you are planning for a decade plant a tree; if you are planning for a lifetime educate people

 Quote by WESS STAFFORD PRESIDENT COMPASSION INTERNATIONAL:  “EVERY CHILD YOU ENCOUNTER IS A DIVINE APPOINTMENT”

TRANSIT MAPS OF THE WORLD The World’s First Collection of Every Urban Train Map on Earth by Mark Ovenden  London England  1863  1900’s a Fragmented system and Underground trademark  1908 poster  1911 small pocket maps  1916 Johnston typeface. The use of color line of sans-serif font made this arguably the finest urban-rail diagram in the world.  st Calligrapher (fancy hand writing!) MacDonald Gill  1933 Beck’s design Pg (#9-13)

Secret Subway Fascinating Tale of An Amazing Feat of Engineering by Martin W. Sandler  1860’s New York City had become the most exciting place in the world  Alfred Beach pg. 32  Boss Tweed biggest political obstacle for Alfred Beach  Pg. 51 Building the Subway in the basement of Delvin’s Clothing Store.  Pg. 54  Pg. 57  Pg. 58  Pg. 61 The Subway Revealed  Pg. 77  1880’s William Parsons had served as chief of engineers for the U. S. Army during the Spanish and American War. Pg. 85

Helvetica and the New York City Subway System by Paul Shaw  This book is how Typography (the art or process of printing with type ordered) triumphed over chaosart  1904 New York City’s first Subway a company called Interborough Rapid Transit (IRT) ran from city hall to lower Manhattan to the Bronx  1913 Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company (BRT)  Independent Subway System  Today Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA)  Pg. ix  Helvetica is the typeface of MTA today  Pg. 2-3 (Mosaic)  Pg Chronology

Graffiti Graffiti has been on Railway Box cars, and New York Subway system’s. World War II: Kilroy was here

Graffiti Our first attempt at Graffiti we made mistakes!!! Do NOT USE GLOSS PAINT ON GLOSS PAPER We used Demco Boxes or Science project boxes. Our second attempt was much better, we used flat paint on Gloss paper. (Consider Weather) We purchased Brick paper online We plan on using Markers as well.

Wax Paper Transit Maps

Wax Paper Transit Maps cont.  We used Wax Paper  Make sure it is the side you can use markers on!  We used Sharpie Markers, the other markers will wipe off  First we took the City of Lawrenceburg Map and traced a system  Second we decided on a Fantasy Subway  We used sticky dots from Wal-mart, office section.

Movies and Music Videos taken in the Subway  Michael Jackson  Prince of Caspian  Speed  Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles  Superman  The French Connection  Crocodile Dundee

Street Signs  The street signs we made were streets in Lawrenceburg  We used paint, glitter, markers (sharpie), daubers  We used durable cardboard and just cut the shape of the signs.