Saturday, August 14, 2010
The hell that is long haul international air travel illustrated in brilliant drawings
The hell that is long haul international air travel illustrated in brilliant drawings: "
Illustrator Christoph Niemann flew from New York to Berlin, and used his incredible talent to describe the kind of hell you go through when you fly long haul. In his brilliant drawings, you'll see everything from the armrest battle to that weird taste in your mouth when you wake up after your short nap.
Oh, and the little hole at the bottom of the airplane window allows for pressure differential and prevents your window from fogging up. Now you know!
Head on over to the New York Times for the entire illustrated journal of his trip.
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Illustrator Christoph Niemann flew from New York to Berlin, and used his incredible talent to describe the kind of hell you go through when you fly long haul. In his brilliant drawings, you'll see everything from the armrest battle to that weird taste in your mouth when you wake up after your short nap.
Oh, and the little hole at the bottom of the airplane window allows for pressure differential and prevents your window from fogging up. Now you know!
Head on over to the New York Times for the entire illustrated journal of his trip.
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