Monochrome Manhattan Lot Map Prints
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I’m putting together two large-format posters, each 24x36 inches, that together will show Manhattan from 34th Street up to 59th Street and spanning 2nd Avenue to 9th Avenue. The map has to be a clean, custom design rendered in a monochrome palette. Every street and avenue must be labeled, and lot numbers and block boundaries should be clearly legible at poster scale.
I’ve been referencing the NYC Zoning & Land Use (ZOLA) viewer for accuracy (https://zola.planninglabs.nyc/about#9.72/40.7125/-73.9022), so feel free to pull or trace data from there as long as the final artwork is vector-based and print-ready. My print shop works with high-resolution PDF or EPS files, so please supply both individual panels and a combined proof, all set to 300 dpi with 0.125-inch bleed.
Because these will hang side-by-side, the two panels need a seamless join along the split. Leave just enough overlap in the artwork to avoid any visible gap once trimmed.
Deliverables
• Two press-ready files (24x36 in each) in monochrome, vector or high-res PDF
• One low-res proof for quick review
• Source file (AI, SVG, or similar) so I can adjust text size later if needed
I’ll approve the low-res proof first, then you can finalize the print files. If anything is unclear about scale, safe area, or labeling hierarchy, let me know early so we keep revisions light.
I’ve been referencing the NYC Zoning & Land Use (ZOLA) viewer for accuracy (https://zola.planninglabs.nyc/about#9.72/40.7125/-73.9022), so feel free to pull or trace data from there as long as the final artwork is vector-based and print-ready. My print shop works with high-resolution PDF or EPS files, so please supply both individual panels and a combined proof, all set to 300 dpi with 0.125-inch bleed.
Because these will hang side-by-side, the two panels need a seamless join along the split. Leave just enough overlap in the artwork to avoid any visible gap once trimmed.
Deliverables
• Two press-ready files (24x36 in each) in monochrome, vector or high-res PDF
• One low-res proof for quick review
• Source file (AI, SVG, or similar) so I can adjust text size later if needed
I’ll approve the low-res proof first, then you can finalize the print files. If anything is unclear about scale, safe area, or labeling hierarchy, let me know early so we keep revisions light.
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