Cyclist created GPS drawings of a dog, a cat and mouse, fish and dragon while cycling around London. James Smith, 37, decided to created the GPS art after getting bored in lockdown, to take advantage of the quiet and deserted streets of London.
He searched similar creations for inspiration before planning out the art as routes on google maps and then sending them to his cycle computer. James managed to create a heart, fish, dog, cat and mouse and his hardest cycle was a dragon which took him two hours and 15 minutes to cycle the 23.2 miles to make the art.
James, a social media manager, from Stretton, South London, said: "I'd seen people do GPS art before and as London was so quiet I thought I'd give it a go. The heart was the first one I did which was 18.7 miles and took an hour and a half.
