Fun facts I learned: - Helvetica is the official font of the MTA - Each line has a specified Pantone / hex color - Diamond indicates a variation in service (anatomical variants?) - The Second Avenue line is turquoise (I moved to SEA before it opened!) looking forward to riding!

@nickmmark Where are the rats?

@MSaintjour_MD Everywhere! Other than rats, the NYC subway is famous for other critters. It even has the occasional alligator 🐊 https://www.roadsideamerica.co...

@nickmmark @jdlacouture Do the lumbosacral plexus.

@nickmmark It’s lovely

@nickmmark This is terrific. I love the root contribution colors. Two thoughts, the radial n and axillary n branches may be better drawn running posterior to the lateral and medial cord terminal branches (ant division); and it may be more appropriately labeled as upper limb instead of arm

@nickmmark The vignelli-style maps? Risqué. How will the tourists find the landmarks?

@nickmmark Brilliant! Can’t wait for Ulnar nerve station tile art 🖼

@nickmmark That’s how learned the brachial plexus a while back. With Mexico City Metro though.

@nickmmark Absolutely stunning! Nice work

@nickmmark Very nice!

@nickmmark I love this!

@nickmmark Do one for lower extremity nerves!