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"Writing on the bathroom wall is so 10 years ago \u2014 the new hotness is, it seems, scrawling across one's city using GPS. Or that's the impression we get from a video out this week courtesy of YouTube darlings OK Go and the Range Rover Evoque app.\nIn November, viral video masters OK Go teamed up with Range Rover in the Evoque Pulse of the City project, in which they set out to create a huge \u201COK Go\u201D sign, written in GPS across their hometown city of L.A. They used the Range Rover Pulse of the City app [iTunes link] to do the scrawling.\nThe project, and ensuing video for song \"Back From Kathmandu,\" garnered them tons of attention, as well as a MTV OMA nomination for Most Innovative Music Video.\nAt the time, OK Go also asked fans to create their own GPS-etched journeys, which have been compiled and edited by into the above video. Seems a fitting vid to feature on Earth Day.\nThis isn't the first time a person has created GPS-spun art. This past summer, literature lover Nick Newcomen drove 12,328 miles across 30 U.S. states to scrawl \u201CRead Ayn Rand\u201D via GPS data inputted into Google Earth. \nImage courtesy of Big Hassle Media"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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