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Design for discoveryLas Vegas, Nevada · Blueprint Media LLC

Visual systems that turn places into experiences.

Helping visitors discover public art across print, mobile, and physical space. Clear information. Distinctive visual character. Room for curiosity.

Explore selected real work
Self-initiated concept / illustrative
FIELDNOTES / ART & PLACE 01—04

A little curiosity.
A different view.

Original AI-generated concept illustration of a folded coral and sandstone sculpture with a teal edge in a desert plaza.
Discover the unexpected.Fictional art study · 2026
AN OPEN INVITATION

Follow your curiosity.

Fictional four-stop art routeSolid line: walking loop joining stops 1, Desert Fold, 2, Sky Loom, and 3, Echo Wall. Dashed line: driving connection from stop 3 to stop 4, Horizon Steps. Schematic only, not for navigation.1234SCHEMATIC · NOT TO SCALEN
  1. Desert Fold
  2. Sky Loom
  3. Echo Wall
  4. Horizon Steps

Fictional stops / illustrative routes
Self-initiated concept

FIELDNOTES 02 / 04
Fictional Sky Loom sculpture: teal glass fins suspended in a navy circular frame.
02 / SCULPTURE

Sky Loom

Light, movement,
a moment to pause.

123
Walking loop · sample view

Self-initiated concept / illustrative

Print and mobile, in conversation. Original AI-generated artwork is fictional; typography, markers, and route graphics are built as live text and SVG. No City commission, endorsement, or collection data is implied.
Visual identityInformation designIllustration systemsResponsive experiences

01 / A visitor’s point of view

How a visitor finds the art.

A recognizable marker becomes an invitation. The same number follows a visitor from the printed guide to the artwork story on their phone.

The curiosity loopFictional route study
Fictional four-stop art routeSolid line: walking loop joining stops 1, Desert Fold, 2, Sky Loom, and 3, Echo Wall. Dashed line: driving connection from stop 3 to stop 4, Horizon Steps. Schematic only, not for navigation.1234SCHEMATIC · NOT TO SCALEN
Walking · stops 1–3Driving · stops 3–41Art stop

A walking loop connects stops 1–3. A separate driving connection extends to stop 4.

Self-initiated concept / illustrative. Fictional artworks and geography. Not for navigation; no distances or access conditions have been verified.

  1. 01

    Desert Fold

    Sculpture / form & shadow

  2. 02

    Sky Loom

    Sculpture / light & movement

  3. 03

    Echo Wall

    Relief mural / rhythm & texture

  4. 04

    Horizon Steps

    Imaginary landmark / space & pause

Make the next step clear

Numbers and line styles carry meaning alongside color. A text stop list provides another way to read the route.

In a commissioned guide, confirm step-free access, surfaces, crossings, shade, rest points, and parking with city staff before publishing visitor guidance.

02 / A connected visual system

One visual language,
three formats.

Ink, sand, coral, and teal. One set of numbered markers. A consistent order: find the work, understand its story, choose the next stop.

Self-initiated concept / illustrative · All artwork names and locations are fictional.

FIELDNOTES / 03

Look a
little closer.

Original AI-generated Echo Wall concept: curved navy, coral, and teal ceramic relief on pale stucco.

Echo Wall
Rhythm in the everyday.

Fictional four-stop art routeSolid line: walking loop joining stops 1, Desert Fold, 2, Sky Loom, and 3, Echo Wall. Dashed line: driving connection from stop 3 to stop 4, Horizon Steps. Schematic only, not for navigation.1234SCHEMATIC · NOT TO SCALEN03 / ECHO WALL

Art, just around
the corner.

Self-initiated concept / illustrative
01 / Printed fold-outA visual overview, compact legend, and numbered stop index.
FIELDNOTES STOP 02
Sky Loom fictional sculpture, reused to connect the mobile and print visual system.
02 / SCULPTURE

Sky Loom

Watch how the glass catches the light. A small shift in perspective changes the whole composition.

Before you visitAccess notes would appear here after on-site verification.
Self-initiated concept / illustrative
02 / Mobile stop detailOne story at a time, with space for verified visitor information.
Echo Wall fictional relief mural in a promotional concept tile.Self-initiated concept / illustrative
03 / Promotional tileThe same image, stop number, and voice invite discovery.

One source of artwork information. A shared visual system. Layouts that adapt to how people explore.

03 / Selected real work

The craft behind
the concept.

Documented commercial and product work in brand organization, information architecture, illustration systems, and web development. These are not past public art map commissions.

Published Blueprint Media case study documenting the programmatic publishing system and structured content workflow.

Published case-study capture / not a product screenshot

Content structure + publishing systems

Publishing: a repeatable information system.

Connecting source material, consistent article structure, and contextual links in a coordinated publishing workflow.

Role
Content architecture and automation development
Scope
Source ingestion, structured publishing, internal links, and consistent brand presentation
Read publishing case study
Published Blueprint Media case study documenting the TradeAlgo education platform and illustration system.

Published case-study capture / not a product screenshot

Information architecture + illustration

TradeAlgo: a connected knowledge base.

Turning a large educational library into topics, glossary entries, and sequenced learning paths.

Role
Content strategy, visual systems, frontend development
Scope
Responsive templates, structured navigation, and a documented library of custom SVG graphics
Read TradeAlgo case study
Published Blueprint Media GetCited case study describing an audit dashboard and structured reporting workflow.

Published case-study capture / not a product screenshot

Interface + information design

GetCited: complexity made readable.

Organizing collected research into a dashboard, source rankings, and reports with clear next actions.

Role
Product design and full-stack development
Scope
Audit interface, reporting structure, content library, and supporting workflow
Read GetCited case study

Project scope is documented in the linked Blueprint Media case studies. Captures dated October 9, 2026. Client imagery remains the property of its respective owners.

04 / Approach

From an inventory
to an invitation.

A collaborative method for public art interpretation: keep the artwork central, make information easy to follow, and test the experience in context.

  1. 01

    Listen & organize

    Review the city’s artwork inventory, artist credits, image permissions, GIS data, and priorities. Establish a reliable content structure and resolve missing information with staff.

  2. 02

    Find the connections

    Explore neighborhood groupings, stories, and walking or driving options. Validate route feasibility and visitor access information with the people who know the sites.

  3. 03

    Build a visual language

    Develop recognizable markers, readable typography, and a restrained color system. Translate the hierarchy into fold-outs, mobile detail views, and promotional graphics.

  4. 04

    Test, refine & hand over

    Review print proofs at actual size and digital layouts on small screens. Check contrast, keyboard use, text alternatives, and artist attribution. Deliver organized source files and production specifications.

Anthony Scott / Blueprint Media LLC

Let’s make
discovery inviting.

Visual storytelling. Thoughtful systems.
Built in Las Vegas.

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