Looking to spice up your morning run? Considering creating a GPS doodle! This is a geospatial method of creating art on your daily workout. Virtually any app or device used to track and monitor workouts can be used to visualize the route taken. While some use this to improve their fitness, others are creating routes that, when drawn by the tracking apps, make fun pictures that span entire cities! Many creative people have carefully planned the perfect path through the city, followed it closely, then looked at their path on Google Maps. This concept has become so popular that the city of Los Angeles even held a competition about it called Dream Runner to see who could create the most impressive image. One GPS doodler, Canadian cyclist Stephen Lund, has perfected his method of creating GPS art and often takes requests. Nicknamed "Cycleangelo," he describes his GPS art as "connecting the dots." He first plots the vertices of the images on google maps, then looks at the available roads to see how to best make the image. He considers it a fun challenge and encourages everyone to try making GPS art. For a more detailed description on how to make your own GPS doodle, read Lund's own write-up by clicking on the image.