Jeff’s minimal map depicts Delaware Bay and the two capes that form its mouth, Cape Henlopen in Delaware to the south and Cape May in New Jersey to the north. The single line connecting them indicates the Cape May-Lewes Ferry, which has crossed the seventeen miles of bay since 1964 and remains the only direct […]
This is map 3 from a collection of scans from Jeff’s notebook. Here we have a map to a friend’s house, movie theatre, and church in Eindhoven. This was drawn by Jeff sometime between April and June 2008.
Jeff’s journal includes some notes about about an eight 0’clock rendezvous at the Motel Eindhoven for an atelier field trip to see “green + plastic sewn things.” The map shows the A2 running vertically past the Ring Eindhoven, a circular series of roads around the city centre (Limburlaan and Leostraat are segments of this ring).
This is map 6 from a collection of scans from Jeff’s notebook. It’s a map to his new home in Eindhoven, Netherlands. Our favorite part is the word “bumerang” in the upper left corner above the clothes hanger. Our assumption is that it’s a misspelling of the Dutch word boemerang (boomerang).
This is map 7 from a collection of 9 scans from Jeff’s notebook. Map to an office meeting in Sanur, Bali, Indonesia.
This is map 2 from a collection of scans from Jeff’s notebook. This map is to a friend’s house in Paris.
This is map 9 from a collection of 9 scans from Jeff’s notebook. This is a quick sketch Jeff made to point out to curious Balinese villagers the size and orientation of Canada and the United States.