Buy Our July Neighborhoods Issue Cover as a Poster

For our July Neighborhoods issue, we commissioned Potrero Hill artist Wendy MacNaughton to draw a "psychological map" of SF neighborhoods for the cover and capture moments on Muni for our public transportation story. We couldn't be more delighted with the results. Says 7x7's Executive Editor Robin Rinaldi, "I love Wendy's art. It's gorgeously rendered, melancholy yet playful, clever yet sincere. Her 'mental map' of the city is my favorite cover of 7x7 ever."

We're so enamored with the cover that we've decided to offer them for sale as an art poster. You can also find the posters at the following retail locations.

Books Inc (Opera Plaza and Market Street)
Green Apple Books
Alexander Books
Chronicle Books (Metreon and Union Street)
SFMOMA

Poster Details
-Poster is 16x20 inches including a 1/4" white border, printed on heavy cover stock from San Francisco's own New Leaf Paper—the sheet is 100% post-consumer and uncoated.

-Produced by Oakland-based Solstice Press, a family-owned and operated green-certified print shop.

-Limited run, with the first 200 units signed by the artist.

-Total online price ($33.15) includes poster ($24.95) tax ($2.20) and shipping and handling ($6.00).

Bayview is on the map ... see Hunter's Point ...

There's probably less violence in the Presidio than any other neighborhood, but I will stand corrected if you can tell me which one neighborhood is the safest.

Chinatown IS in the map, in the area called "tourists." Btw, I know more Chinese people that live in the Sunset than in Chinatown...

Love the map! Please people, keep in mind that this is subjective and a psychological interpretation ... at ease!

By Anonymous (not verified) on August 11, 2011

Ahh.. Thanks, however we are all sold out of the posters now. Sorry!

By Matthew Knudsen (not verified) on September 04, 2010

Can this poster be ordered through 7x7?

By Sheri McLaughlin (not verified) on September 03, 2010

Would like to order this poster as well but cannot figure out how to since there is no "order" button. Please advise me on how to order. Thank you.

By KC (not verified) on August 14, 2010

I want to study the picture for a while and figure out what it is that I'm offended by. There must be something. I'll get back to you.

By Anonymous (not verified) on July 30, 2010

Great poster - just got #194 from Alexander's book downtown, they had 1 left. Books Inc Opera plaza has an unsigned version as well if someone wants to jump on it before its gone.

Anonymous who posted above first needs to get a life - charging racism because the artist did not include your ethnic group is petty at best. Does every poster have to be cleared by your internal checklist before us common folks can say we like it?

By Helmut (not verified) on July 28, 2010

I feel deeply offended seeing Chinatown, a historical part of San Francisco (one of the oldest neighborhoods), excluded from the map. Something so beautifully crafted doesn't seem so beautiful anymore when it appears like a racist act. Even "Pigeons" and "Strip Clubs" landed a spot on the map. Chinese folks don't seem worthy enough to be included. It would have been nice to be included. Shame on you Executive Editor Robin Rinaldi and artist Wendy MacNaughton for being culturally insensitive.

By Anonymous (not verified) on July 27, 2010

Um, where the hell is bayview? and why is the whitest neighborhood (marina) deemed the safest?

By questioning (not verified) on July 22, 2010

been trying to order for a couple days and keep getting an error?

By Anonymous (not verified) on July 22, 2010

I've tried ordering several times and there's an error each time...?

By Audrey (not verified) on July 20, 2010

This looks cool and was gonna get this, until I noticed there is no Mission Bay, where I will be moving in the near future. =\

By Anonymous (not verified) on July 19, 2010

I would like to order this poster but signed. Are they available?

By sheila sullivan (not verified) on July 16, 2010

Sorry, theres a button there now!