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No clue what it says, but that was created by Vlad at vladstudios.com.
(Just in case you wanted to know.)
For some reason that I don't quite understand, I love maps. Maybe I have itchy feet - I can spend hours staring at maps and pondering what happens in those places, either exotic locations or just a mundane corner of some other town.
Furthermore, I am a big fan of beautiful fonts and interesting use of words. So it can hardly get better than this typographic map of the world, created by Russian designers Vlad Gerasimov ...
well it actually says usa canada and greenland and russia, dunno what the germans are saying tho
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