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The airport you love, made into art
For the home you fly out of, and the places you fly toward.
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The airports people know by heart, each drawn from real flight data and printed on museum-quality aluminum.
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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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“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.
“I consider the print a piece of art.”
Erik
Process
How They're Made
There is one airport that matters to you more than the rest. This is a portrait of the traffic that moves through it.
Straight from the Sky
It starts with real flights. Aircraft crossing your airport broadcast their position, and that ADS-B flight data traces each path.
Composed by Hand
Then I take over, choosing the days and flights that draw out the shape hidden in the traffic. No two airports look alike. Altitude sets the color.
Set in Metal
The image is dye-sublimated into archival aluminum. The color glows off the surface and holds for decades on your wall.
About the ArtistRead the full story
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 printed direct-to-metal on museum-quality aluminum, made to order in the USA.
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