Brings me back, though! One of the first editable map style engines was my masters thesis many years ago 🥺

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this is probably not what you mean but I think you'll enjoy its zanyness anyways! on-the-fly tile color channel filtering:

github.com/publiclab/le...

See the handy-dandy chart that converts articles in the United Nations Declaration of the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP) to articles in the draft Global Plastics Treaty. This chart and the paper are open access.

My illustration references Roger Kim's linocuts of the Korean protests. ♥️ Plus a reference to @sarahjeong.bsky.social's insightful thoughts on protest tactics.

Handwritten mini journalism is short form lol but as folks gather we are seeing stories abt everything we've had to process this week 😓

First articles now hitting the front page layout of the Sunday Social News at DS4SI in Dorchester this morning.

I've been making mini newspapers at events like Public Lab Barnraisings and DS4SI's Social Emergency Response Centers for years, but learning about these earlier inspirations from the Gwangju Uprising has been personally very moving and has brought new meaning to this work. ♥️✊🏼

At the time, newspapers couldn't or wouldn't tell the story of their popular citywide uprising, or of the brutal killing of protesters by the us-backed dictatorship. So students and others began publishing a one page newspaper called 투사회보 Tusahoebo, or the Fighters Bulletin.

Wow! Nice resaws! I've never quite gotten a bandsaw so nicely tuned.

I remember him recounting a bunch of Sicario plot points in a 1st term speech about immigration as if it were a documentary, so unfortunately it's honestly possible they got this idea from the movie too but didn't watch til the end?