The following piece (below) by James Porto — "The Logomotive" — is from the August 9, 2004 issue of New York Magazine.
It was used for a story about how the New York City Metropolitan Transportation Authority was exploring selling the names of subway stations and lines to corporate sponsors. And so, the magazine asked, could this be the subway of the future?
James Porto told us his piece was done in Photoshop, and added: "Maybe you were astounded by the sheer obsessive compulsive nature of the image... you might be surprised to know that the image was made in 36 hours (which included 8 hours of sleep)... all original photography and assembly."
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The following piece (below) by James Porto — "The Logomotive" — is from the August 9, 2004 issue of New York Magazine. 
