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The airport you love, made into art
For the home you fly out of, and the places you fly toward.
From the collection
Selected airports
The airports people know by heart, each drawn from real flight data.
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Three generations in the sky. One in the data.
I come from a family that flies. My grandfather flew a Mooney across the country interviewing farmers, my father and uncle fly private, and my brother is a First Officer for United Airlines. I never got my license. I went toward the data instead.
SkyPath Studio is where those threads meet. Every print starts as millions of raw ADS-B position reports. I pull and clean the data, then compose it by hand from the strongest days and flights. It's colored by altitude, then made to order as a museum-quality print on aluminum, fine-art paper, or framed.
Everyone has an airport that means something.
The one you call home, that you've flown out of a hundred times.
The city at the far end of a trip you still talk about.
A gift for the traveler or pilot in your life — proof you were paying attention.
Traveler, aviation lover, or buying for one, there's an airport here worth the wall.
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Prints in the wild.
“I hung up my Dublin Airport print in my office, and it brings back great memories of many well-spent days there and in greater Ireland.”
Erik
“I love the fact that you can choose the best color palette that creates an image that draws your eye, every time you look at the print.”
Bill M.
How each print is made
Every airport draws its own shape in the sky. Here's how I found Atlanta's.
30 minutes · July 14, 2026 1It began with a signal
Aircraft over Atlanta reported their position several times a second. Here are 30 minutes of those reports, sped up.
Three days, unfiltered 2Three days at once
I layered three days of those reports and the sky filled in. Atlanta's flights were in there, mixed with overflights and traffic for other airports.
The same three days, curated 3Then Atlanta appeared
I kept only the flights that took off from or landed at Atlanta, about one aircraft in four, and set the rest aside. The runways and the routes began to take shape.
The ATL print 4Composed for your wall
The rest was composition. I hand-selected the flights, for accuracy and for how they read together. Then I set the framing and the scale until Atlanta's shape felt right. Each print is made to order from that design.
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