Showing posts with label sign. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sign. Show all posts

Link memorial plaque found in London

Blue plaques are placed around England:
In order to be eligible for an English Heritage blue plaque, a figure must have been dead for twenty years or have passed the centenary of their birth. Nominated figures must be considered eminent by a majority of members of their own profession; have made an outstanding contribution to human welfare or happiness; have resided in a locality for a significant period, in time or importance, within their life and work; be recognisable to the well-informed passer-by, or deserve national recognition. In cases of foreigners and overseas visitors, candidates should be of international reputation or significant standing in their own country. EH plaques can only be erected on the actual building inhabited by a figure, not the site where the building once stood; buildings marked with plaques should be visible from the public highway; unless a case is deemed exceptional, a single person may not be commemorated with more than two plaques nationwide.



Someone placed this one, honoring Link for defeating Ganon, in London:



Via.

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This sign apparently got Paul Maybury fired from Whole Foods



I pity the Whole Foods shoppers that didn't like this sign. (Update: it only sort of got him fired.)

On the other hand, this one might have been a little too adventurous:



And this one probably was a little offensive.

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The internet is a dangerous place



Warn your children about grizzlies before it's too late. Via.

*Previously: Now THIS is a scary sign.

Link roundup

1. Detroit is utopia?

2. 13 songs in Spin's latest batch of free music.

3. Interesting experience - - try out Mr. Doob's Multiuser Sketchpad. Start drawing and someone might join you.

Now this is a scary sign



"While you are reading this there is a man in one of the windows high above who is taking your photograph. He will then make a wee model of you and put it with other wee models of other people then he plays weird games with them." Via these sites.

Jump rope with a Muslim





Here's a good selection of photos of Muslims wearing things, collected from the blog of the same name.

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Link roundup

1. Interesting detail about the California governor's campaign:
[Jerry] Brown is charging media $700 a day for transportation, meals and hotels on the final days of the campaign, according to campaign spokesman Sterling Clifford. The Brown campaign plans for two charter planes, one for the media, and one for the candidate, with the possibility of interviews and media availabilities on the final swing, reporters were told.

[Meg] Whitman is charging the media a whopping $1,350 for one day, and an astronomical $2,050 for another -- hotels not included. And so far, no details of what itinerary is planned, with a week to go.
Via.

2. Video of Yao Ming keeping warm on an exercise bike in the arena and giving a fan a fist bump.

3. "Long & Winding Road" in New York.

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Link roundup

1. Wired interviewed Genndy Tartakovsky about Sym-Bionic Titan (which was excellent).

2. And the producers of Batman the Brave and the Bold talk about how much the toy company influences plot decisions: "The toy company wanted to see Starro as much as possible, because they were going to put a big push behind that character."

3. A restaurant in New York got a "B" and modified the sign to say "Best." Via.

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Packaging for precooked meals







Love Creative:
We’ve just created a brand identity including a range of packaging for COOK’s new super-premium hand prepared meals. Working to a very tight budget, our challenge was to create luxurious packaging reflecting the quality ingredients and premium price point of the dishes (oh, and have stand out in an increasingly cluttered market). The designs feature a combination of wood cut illustrations with insightful copy which bring the key ingredients to life in a fun and engaging way.


Here's another great campaign by Love, for Umbro:





And here's a behind the scenes shot:



They have various gems in their webstore, including this dayglo cactus coat rack:




And their headshots are fun, too. Via.

*Buy frozen meals at Amazon.

Uh no, no pretzels here



Josh Cooley spotted an intriguing sold out sign at Target.

UPDATE: Per the comments, they're rubber display pretzels.

No bomb jokes, please



Sign at Manila International Airport warning against bomb jokes.

You are nowhere



No Name rest area. Wikipedia says:
No Name is an unincorporated community in Colorado. It is located east of Glenwood Springs, Colorado, off exit 119 of Interstate 70 in Glenwood Canyon. It is named for No Name Creek and No Name Canyon. The No Name Tunnel of I-70 is nearby.
Via these sites.

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Pie Lab




PieLab - - an experimental pie cart in Portland. Via.

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Darkroom London




Facade for Darkroom in London. You can see the interior of the store here. Via.

*Previously: The Stuff of Dreams shop.

*Buy stencils at Amazon.