Orange silkscreen on white paper of Mars, depicted abstractly as various circles and lines. Geographical elements are written across the planet, aligned in relation to their real location. "Mars" is written largely in the top left, with its moons, "Phobos" and "Deimos" in circles outside the planet.
Close up of orange silkscreen on white paper of Mars, depicted abstractly as various circles and lines. Photo shows the grain of the paper.
Orange silkscreen on white paper of Mars, depicted abstractly as various circles and lines. Geographical elements are written across the planet, aligned in relation to their real location. "Mars" is written largely in the top left, with its moons, "Phobos" and "Deimos" in circles outside the planet.
Close up of orange silkscreen on white paper of Mars, depicted abstractly as various circles and lines. Photo shows the grain of the paper.

Archie's Press - Circle Map of Mars - Large Silkscreen Print (Orange & White)

$ 48.00

Measures 17.5 x 17.5 inches.

Buy Olympia explains it best:

Lets map Mars!

Why Circles?

Circles are the simplest shape for our eyes and brain to understand. When faced with a swathe of circles, we're not as overwhelmed by the information. It's easy to look at, and easy to read. 

Not only do circles create a contained space, but they also imply entire worldliness. In old times, a village was often mapped in a circle, which was probably the whole world to its inhabitants. 

Orange ink on white paper.