Get fit and artistic with GPS doodles
There are a million artistic ways of expressing yourself these days but here is one that will get you fit at the same time.
Stephen Lund is a Canadian cyclist who creates artwork through his GPS tracker and his bicycle.
The cyclist decided to get creative with his workout routines following certain paths that drew out certain objects, shapes and things.
Soon it became a main hobby of his and the work got bigger and better.
Masked man found lurking in #YYJ neighborhoods • #GPSart http://t.co/i9fa1Db0i4 http://t.co/CjLIl8zbtj pic.twitter.com/oCYvYPJ70N
— Artistry on 2 wheels (@StephenLund1) September 21, 2015
'Tis the season for road construction but this is ridiculous! #GPSart #YYJ… http://t.co/uWxzUFrnoZ pic.twitter.com/3TzKL5AW2w
— Artistry on 2 wheels (@StephenLund1) September 12, 2015
Congrats and thanks to the entire @TourdeVictoria crew for staging such a fantastic #cycling event in #YYJ today! pic.twitter.com/WOaFYAr6bA
— Artistry on 2 wheels (@StephenLund1) August 24, 2015
This #GPSart #raccoon has much in common with another #Victoria pest – @AKECassels.… http://t.co/NiXF0Caeal pic.twitter.com/1G5jYIG0rc
— Artistry on 2 wheels (@StephenLund1) June 20, 2015
Breaking news! Strava posted an MT with a fix to that wayward link. Kudos to you, @Strava ! pic.twitter.com/V4lq3d7Jvb
— Artistry on 2 wheels (@StephenLund1) February 27, 2015
Stephen cycles around 70km a day doodling on two wheels along with his trusty sidekick route tracking app Strava.
And his work is widely publicised on social media meaning you can follow his work with ease.
Check out his Instagram, website, Facebook and Twitter.
