Moscow Map Art
Moscow's street grid radiates outward from the Kremlin in concentric rings—the Boulevard Ring and Garden Ring trace medieval fortifications, while major avenues like Tverskaya cut straight through the center toward the outer limits. The Moscow River winds through the city in sharp meanders, creating the island on which the Kremlin sits and dividing neighborhoods into distinct geographic zones. Stalin-era planning imposed a radial spoke pattern that remains visible today, with wide thoroughfares pushing outward from the center like compass points.
55.7558° N, 37.6173° E
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Boston School Spirit 1
Red base with dark red primary roads and light grey accents. A palette for Boston college sports fans and campus prints.
Snow Globe
Pale ice base with snow globe navy roads. A palette for collector's shelves and childhood memories.
Rainbow Crayon
Sky blue base with rainbow orange roads. A palette for kindergarten walls and crayon boxes.
Boston School Spirit 3
Cream base with red primary roads and black accents. A palette for Boston college sports home prints and campus walls.
Boston School Spirit 2
Black base with red primary roads and white accents. A palette for Boston college sports fans and campus prints.
Boston School Spirit 1
Red base with black primary roads and white accents. A palette for Boston college sports fans and campus prints.
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