Brighton produces a route unlike any other — long coastal stretches, sweeping curves and a shape that immediately brings back the experience of the day.
This artwork captures that route in its purest form. No detailed map background, no unnecessary graphics — just the line itself, simplified into a clean continuous drawing.
Every piece is created using a pen plotter, which physically draws the route onto the paper rather than printing it. The process is slow, deliberate and visible, with the machine constructing the image line by line in real time.
Because of that, each map feels made rather than reproduced.
A simple reminder of the training, the atmosphere, the exhaustion and the finish line. 
Every piece can be personalised with the details that mattered on the day.
Alongside the route itself, you can include your name, finishing time, average pace, bib number and date of birth, creating a permanent record that is unique to a single runner and a single race.
An additional custom information panel allows space for the details that make the achievement personal — whether that’s the charity you ran for, your running club, a fundraising total, a milestone birthday, or even the ridiculous fancy dress outfit you somehow managed to complete 26.2 miles in.
Because no two marathon stories are exactly the same, no two finished pieces are either.