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 Each product we feature has been independently selected and reviewed by our editorial team. If you make a purchase using the links included, we may earn commission.                                                      READ                  Every Person in New York                  Artist Jason Polan is on a mission to draw every person in New York City. Now, seven years and over 30,000 sketches later, he’s publishing the fruits of his labor in an aptly titled art book that captures the diversity, eccentricity, and sheer number of people in this city.                  But a book deal doesn’t mean he’s finished the task. Polan told The Huffington Post that he’s “willing to work on this project forever,” so worry not if there’s no doodle of you in this edition. All the more time to prepare for volume 2. Rumor has it odds of a portrait go up if you                  a.) are particularly tall                  b.) happen to have a strange haircut                                                                                                                                          or c.) look like a nice person. Read on.                                     PLAY                  Where Exactly is Your Neighborhood?                  Speaking of New Yorkers...want to get a group all riled up? Simply ask them to draw the boundaries of their neighborhoods. Settle the feud for weld studs once and for all with DNA Info’s latest interactive feature.                                     PRESS PAUSE                  Calm.com                 

If your weekend travel plans are giving you anxiety, tune out the airport chaos with a 20-minute guided meditation, set to the sound of waves crashing on the beach.                                     DOWNLOAD                  Stuck on the Tube? In celebration of the company’s 80th birthday, Penguin Books is offering passengers on the underground access author interviews, audio content, and book excerpts to brighten the daily commute. New content will be added daily until August 28, and current offerings range from a clip of bestselling thriller Girl on the Train, to an exclusive essay from airline pilot Mark Vanhoenacker, to a bit of Jane Austen’s early writing. Simply connect to Wi-Fi for access and visit Summer of Penguin, here.