WhereBench
The Apple and the WormInducted as a duo: an apple that became a globe, and a worm that became the map pin.
You are here. So is the worm
Inducted as a duo: an apple that became a globe, and a worm that became the map pin.
You are here. So is the worm
The logo you see on the site, in colour.
The black-and-white version from the blog comics. Model sheet:
Newton got an apple on the head and found gravity. This apple got a coordinate grid and found you. Its skin is a globe with meridians and parallels, and the hole a worm lives in is the “you are here” pin; the worm sticks its head out to wave.
It shows your coordinates in several formats, puts them on an open map and finds the address. The browser asks your permission first; to draw the map and find the address, only the coordinates go to the map services, and the tab title never carries them.
In the comics the apple is the bench’s worrier: it looks up, frowns and asks questions, while the worm just grins. For its induction the grid around its face was faded out, so you can finally read its expression and not just its latitude.
Where to catch it in the blog comics: