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As a teacher, I have to do a Lateral Flow Test twice a week and report the result to both my school and the NHS Covid test website.
QR code as jewelry. I had etched this QR code and had it laying around for a while. This weekend, I decided to jewelrify it. :)
A special code left by a previous civilization, or someone else, on a spiral pathway in Chicago's Horner Park.
Inspired by a wool eye dazzler rug woven by his grandmother in the 1970s, Wilson made his rug with 76,050 4mm glass beads, taking over 1000 hours of artistic labour. The work speaks to the notion of digital arising from both human hands and new media. At the centre of this classic handwoven Navajo rug design, two central QR codes link to short videos that affirm the continuance of Diné cosmologies and ecologies as well as the multi-dimensional and interconnectedness with earthly, celestial, human and spiritual relations that Indigenous peoples carry.
print with linocut
the code links to an online news article from jan 2022 on t-online.de. It said that the FBI warns about qrcodes being used for phishing or for downloading malware
print with milk packaging box.
the code links to the page about yin and yang on the German wikipedia site
kodak aerocolor iv 2460 + fujifilm gw690 iii
woods of lemon-scented gum, which is called commonly as "handsome gum" in canton area because of its smooth and white bark.
reference: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corymbia_citriodora
www.greening.gov.hk/tc/community-outreach/qrcode-tree-lab...
print with linocut and leaves
the code links to a verse in the Bible: A time to be born, a time to die, a time to plant, a time to pluck out what has been planted.
Now I just have to update my 8 year old website before I give them out! I letterpressed these at the AS220 Print Shop. www.as220.org/printshop
prints on paper with linocut of a qrcode that links to a download of an extract from "War and Peace" by Leo Tolstoi
You can read the exhibit description with any reader installed in your cell phone (I recommend QR droid)
The QR code @caseorganic drew on the plexiglass scanned successfully!
Behind the scenes of a photo shoot for a Portland publication.
Step 1: Figure out what you want to reference with your QR Code quilt. Consider your blog, a photo, a YouTube video or a fun message. Google QR Code Generator to access any one of the many QR Code Generator websites. Type in your link address, generate the code! This QR Code will take you to www.vancouvermodernquiltguild.ca
Step 2: Save the code as an image. Open it in Word. Maximize the size of your code image to print as large as possible on an 8.5 x 11 page. Print.
Step 3: Using a straight edge and fine tip black pen, draw horizontal and vertical lines, connecting the black squares. Then, create two columns to the right of your code. At the top, label one B for Black and the other W for White. Count up the number of black and white squares in each row and record the numbers so you know how many squares to cut with your 2" die on the GO! Baby Accuquilt cutting system. I needed roughly 200 squares of each colour.
Incidently, you don't have to use black. As long as you have contrast with white, I think any colour (except maybe yellow) would work. Best to scan a paper print out first to confirm, but many of the QR Code Generator websites allow you to generate your code with white + another colour.
Well, OK then! Wonder if the same will be said with future generations, like it was with past generations :-)
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My first attempt at it with the knitting machine, using scrap yarn. There's an error in row 3. However, when I increase the contrast between the colors in photoshop, it SCANS!!