Background
San Marcos is located in an area locally referred to as Central Texas and has a current population of 46,685. The city is 29 miles southwest of Austin and 47 miles northeast of San Antonio. Interstate 35 is the main highway through the city. San Marcos is situated on the Balcones Fault, the boundary between the Hill Country and the Coastal Plains. Along the fault, many springs have popped up, such as the source of the San Marcos River, a notable water feature.
The area is considered to be among the oldest continuously inhabited sites in the Northern Hemisphere and is home to Texas State University–San Marcos which currently has a population of 34,087 students.
The interventions were completed by Texas State University’s Communication Design students for Assistant Professor Rose Newton’s Typographic Design class with projections taking place on March 22nd on properties between Fredericksburg St. and West MLK Dr.
Intervention Details
Location
San Marcos, Texas
Population
47,000
Year
2012
Participants
Texas State University
Communication Design
Faculty
Rose Newton
Credits
Photography
Seth Davis and Amy Searle.
Design and inspiration
Provided by the 2012 Texas State University Communication Design students.


