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- A Norwegian runner, known as "Wanksy," has used a running app to create a large image.
- Running apps are typically used for tracking fitness routes, but one individual in Norway has found a more creative application.
- The runner, who goes by "Wanksy" - a play on the name of street artist Banksy - uses jogging routes to create images on the Strava tracking app.
Norwegian Runner Creates XXL image with GPS
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A Norwegian runner, known as “Wanksy,” has used a running app to create a large image.
Running apps are typically used for tracking fitness routes, but one individual in Norway has found a more creative application. This person planned a running route to create a large image while jogging.
Social media contribution on Instagram by Wanksy
120 Kilometers and 12 Hours Later
The runner, who goes by “Wanksy” – a play on the name of street artist Banksy – uses jogging routes to create images on the Strava tracking app. Wanksy’s latest creation is a 120-kilometer image, tracked by GPS. This surpasses Terry rosoman’s previous record of 116 kilometers.
Everyone appreciates a good image!
The Motivation
Wanksy says the activity is for fun and to engage the running community. This is not the first creation; Wanksy shares this hobby on social media.
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XXL Art: How a Norwegian Runner Creates Images with GPS
Introduction
This article explores the innovative feat of a Norwegian runner who uses GPS tracking to create large-scale images. This unique blend of art and fitness has captivated the running community and sparked interest in creative uses for everyday technology.
Q&A: Unveiling the XXL Image Creation
Q: Who is ”Wanksy,” and what does this runner do?
“wanksy” is a Norwegian runner who creates large images using GPS tracking on a running app. The name is a clever play on the famous street artist Banksy.
Q: how does Wanksy create these images using GPS?
Wanksy plans running routes that, when tracked by a GPS-enabled running app, form a specific image. The runner essentially “draws” the image by mapping out the route.
Q: What is the scale of these GPS art creations?
The images are quite large, measured in kilometers. One of Wanksy’s creations spanned 120 kilometers, surpassing the previous record set by Terry Rosoman, by 4 kilometers.
Q: What running app does Wanksy use to create these images?
Wanksy uses the Strava fitness tracking app.
Q: What is the motivation behind Wanksy’s GPS art?
Wanksy states the activity is for fun and to engage with the running community. the runner enjoys sharing this hobby on social media.
Q: What’s the previous record for a GPS image created by running?
Terry Rosoman held the previous record with a 116-kilometer image. wanksy’s most recent creation surpassed this.
Q: Can anyone try creating GPS art?
Yes,anyone with a running app and a creative mind can attempt to create GPS art. It requires planning a route and tracking it during a run or walk.
Comparing GPS Art Creations
| Feature | Description |
|—————–|————————————————–|
| Artist | Wanksy |
| Image Size | 120 kilometers |
| previous Record | 116 kilometers (Terry Rosoman) |
| App Used | Strava |
| Motivation | Fun, community engagement, sharing on social media |