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QR codes have been growing in popularity for some time. Now they’re getting even bigger. Thousands of square feet bigger, that is.
We recently ran across articles titled Largest. QR Code. Ever. But Why? and Rooftop QR Codes Aim to Infiltrate Google Maps. It seems that creating huge QR codes which can only be fully seen from the air is the latest craze in QR code marketing. In the first story, a new social networking platform called ...
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The New York International Latino Film Festival (NYILFF) is attracting attention with these posters. Anyone that’s seen a few movies in their lives will start to see narrative patterns repeating themselves, and these brightly colored posters satirize the clichés with hilarious truth.
One of the NYILFF ads shows a target practice chart with only one bullet nicking the shoulder of a human figure while a barrage of bullets surrounds the chart. The caption on the chart reads, “Villain’s accuracy ...
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In Stardust Memories, Woody Allen’s Apartment has wall-sized images that change throughout the film. It was a talking point at the time and spawned wall graphics for people who discovered the artistic quality, along with affordability.
So, what’s on your office walls? Do you have the same posters that were there last year? Do visiting clients walk down your hallway without peering to the left or right to see your style and creativity? Are you just another company to ...
Continue Reading →Everyone’s had a ride or three in SuperShuttle’s door-to-airport service.
Lisa Van Aller, large format manager at R and R Images, experienced a different kind of ride with SuperShuttle last week. Tasked with creating 9.5′ x 7′ display of SuperShuttle’s first van, she decided to have a little fun with it. Her charge was to replicate their first van in a manner that SuperShuttle could use the display to take photos of trade show attendees “in the van.” The original idea ...
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