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I spotted this car on my way home when it turned into a gas station. Turns out it was the driver's last day at work and her colleagues played a prank on her. :)
Guessed in the Guess Where Berlin Pool by SebastianBerlin.
What is it about Experience Architects and post-it notes? Presumably some kind of security blanket...?
A number of large 'post it notes' containing positive messages have appeared in the West End of London - maybe other places too. They were placed there by a chap called Andy Leek, who also leaves positive notes in copies of the free newspaper the METRO for people to find on their commute. I have heard this 'project described as 'notes to strangers'. This is Berners Street close to its junction with Oxford Street. In the background you can see what, in the days of state run industry, we always called the 'GPO' or 'Post Office Tower'. London 2016.
Part of the post-it notes wall in the Penn Museum's "Fulfilling a Prophecy: The Past and Present of the Lenape in Pennsylvania" exhibit. Notes are going to be collected at the end of the exhibit and presented to the Lenape Nation.
On this day Flickr, one of the last places online without a stupidly cluttery interface, joined the Bad Design crowd. It remains to be seen if over 12,000 complaints (to date) with a lot of those complaints from long-time paid users of this site will be heard. I don't hold out a lot of hope, unless it's some kind of New Coke/Classic Coke gamesmanship.
Pentax K-30, Access 35-70/2.5-3.5
For the Pentax Forums Single in February Challenge
I'm certified by the State of Missouri to accept your oath.
I've got a theme of dull photos going for me. ;-) I'm getting burned out on this lens and froze out by this weather... Brrr.
These are paper hearts made by 69-ing two post-its together. Thanks to another similar picture which inspired this.
Strobist info: paper hearts placed on a white paper sheet on a glass plate and hand held flash fired 8 times in Bulb mode, from beneath the glass to evenly illuminate the frame. Would be much easier with a soft box.
This cabinet is just above our coffee maker. These are actual notes that I’ve left for Donna and this is where they’ve been placed. So, this is just as it is on any given day.
I make the coffee after Donna goes to bed. The next morning I generally sleep later than she does. So, she has a coffee maker ready to simply turn on.
A holiday that seems to switch days a lot (I drew a pangolin in 2005 for a totally different day). Even the people organizing it seem to not know what day it is.
Post-it note, ink, watercolor, pine cone monster
Public art installation on a storefront window in Carroll Gardens. It’s a question every New Yorker wonders – how much is my neighbor paying for their apartment? "I’ve Lived" was an interactive installation that helped demystify the topic by inviting local residents and other passers-by to share information about their living situation. Inspired by Illegal Art's "To Do" installation, this participatory project covered a storefront window with Post-it notes stamped with specific fill-in-the-blank forms. Passers-by could fill in a note with their own apartment information and balk at the high and low numbers paid by others. By the end of the week, the window will transformed into a useful collection of personal notes created by and relevant to the community, while serving as a reflection of changing real estate values.
"I've Lived" was created by Candy Chang and was part of the Windows Brooklyn exhibit that paired artists with storefront windows in Cobble Hill and Carroll Gardens June 14-22, 2008.
I was looking for one of the doctors today at the clinic as we were planning a photo shoot for a member who is retiring this week.
I happened to knock on one of the Physician's Assisant's door to see where this doctor's office was and saw this. I had to tell him "OMG I NEED to take a photo of this for my photo a day. Who did this?"
He tells me "his girls" and I thought to myself "how the hell tall are your kids that they can reach the ceiling with POST-IT notes?" Of course he had to clarify it was the two clerks they have in their care delivery unit who surprised him with this new fashionable wall decor that even Martha Stewart could not have done better. Oh and for the record, all the walls were covered in these and he was not amused. Teach you to go away from the office Mr PA :) haha
So, here you have it day 77 Decorating by Post It's.
Japanese tourists adore Hello Kitty (as do American teenage girls) and the serene kitten appears in a multitude of kawaii guises across the Hawaiian Islands.
This is one of her most unusual transformations--into a "Spam Musubi," an Ono-style (delicious) pocket snack of fried spam atop a Spam-sized sushi block of rice, wrapped with Nori seaweed.
These tasty but not really healthy treats are sold in groceries and gas stations and are the island equivalent of a breakfast taco.
Direct scan of a set of sticky notes.
I see a lot of Boba Fett images on the internet so I figured it was time for a drawing of a Boba Fett Mug of coffee to add to the series.
Hope you like it.
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A series of photographs I made at university in Coventry, for a now-forgotten reason.
The Precinct, Coventry.
Created as a Thank you to Pee-wee Herman for posting my Pee-wee's Big Adventure Van illustration on his Official Facebook page, today I drew you a Pee-wee Herman Suit Mug. I hope you like it.
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Alien? Madman? Genetic freak? Bigfoot? Thanks to Dr. Gangrene for hepping me to this puzzling and enchanting item... On a post-it note!
...revisiting the Universal soundstage telephone pole winter forest for Drawlloween 2017 Day 22! On a post-it note!
Japanese tourists adore Hello Kitty (as do American teenage girls) and the serene kitten appears in a multitude of guises across the Hawaiian Islands.
Direct scan of a set of sticky notes.
Post-it window installation at UICA's new building. Installed by amazing volunteers.
ASSOCIATIONS
UICA's final exhibition at 41 Sheldon
April 15–May 15
Opening Reception April 15, 6–9 PM
19 August 2011 in High Road Wood Green.
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§ Click here to view larger sizes.
§ See where this picture was taken.
§ Click to view a photoset by Smokeghost (Michael Jones) after the looting in Wood Green.
19 August 2011. In High Road Wood Green. Old-fashioned social media still work to share messages. Pay attention Clay Shirky!
Please scroll down for more photos of these post-it notes.
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Links
§ Click here to zoom-in on the Wood Green post-its.
§ You can see the whole Wood Green board on Sarah Moore's twitpic.
§ Simon Key from the Big Green Bookshop in Brampton Park Road blogged about it here with some of his own photos.
§ Simon Key thought the idea for board came from Peckham. Here's their Peace Wall videoed by YourNewsUKtv.
§ It turned out to be widespread. See, for example, Alex Banahene's huge collection of photos from the Peace Wall at Manchester's Arndale Centre. Click here to view them as a slideshow
§ A BBC news webpage by Vanessa Barford, quotes positive comments from various people. These include Rowenna Davis, a councillor representing Peckham who said: "It was quite cathartic for people to know that other people felt the same, that they were not alone, that people loved their community, and there was pride in the area."
Vanessa Barford also quotes a couple of professors and a psychologist who give useful insights. For example about the "urge for people to physically turn up to share or express their emotions."
Though - as in Alex Banahane's photos - some of the many of the comments posted under the story were blunt and sometimes negative. A few disagreed with the idea of post-it 'walls'. (Click on "All comments". Number 79 appears first.)
S2 pupils really take to this task. They are introduced to the notion that designers must attend to the requirements of their target users. They collect images from magazines that consider areas such as: leisure, sport, holidays, entertainment, interior design, hobbies/recreation, architecture, gadgets and so on.
In no time they produce amazing imge boards that will then inform the initial ideas that follow.
Next the must relate, in written terms, how their chosen images convey the lifestyle of the target user they are trying to capture. Post-it notes come in handy at this point any a variety of colours helps with the coding system we promote.
The recently opened 3M shop on Omotesando Dori in Tokyo. The interior is amazingly colorful with some sort of product sphere in the center of the shop - and they have Halloween decorations on the window.