At the beginning of the conference, sketchbooks were distributed to every attendee. We were urged to sketch our thoughts during the sessions & panels in our books and then tape the results onto the Sketch Wall in the Design Fair. As I was too busy typing into my virtual sketchbook (plus, I can't draw), I left the drawing to others, but I did head down to the Design Fair to see what other attendees had done. Here's a couple I found interesting:
In addition to the sketches, the wall was also being utilized more generally for graffiti, both written (with marker and paint) and created with the tape used to fasten the sketches to the wall. Here's a favorite bit of tape graffiti (tapeffiti?):
![I [heart] undo](http://www.kottke.org/plus/misc/images/aiga-sk-undo.jpg)
That would make a great tshirt.
It's not the same as the tapefitti, but this t-shirt from Threadless has a similar theme:
http://www.threadless.com/product/8/Ctrl_+_Z
It's one of my few guilty-pleasure geek shirts.
The "cowbell" one cracks me up, simply because everyone here at UVA seems to think that phrase is the shiznit this year. It's absolutely everywhere, from the wall in my dorm to signs at football games. Crazy.
And I think I'm buying that shirt.
Very cool. Let me know when it hits the market.
Troy, you can get one here:
http://www.bustedtees.com/product.php?name=morecowbell
Nice Ctrl-Z.
You can get one here: http://www.cafepress.com/iheartundo
So far, the most interesting part of your coverage about the conference has been on the badges ...
You can get one here: http://www.cafepress.com/iheartundo
Thank you. Thank you, Yves.
check out www.baddesignkills.com you can get a whole bunch of propaganda there.
I had to trash my old powerbook recently and ripped out the keyboard to create this t-shirt: Click for pic.
It's a very comfortable feeling knowing that whenever a pickup line goes awry I have real clickable undo buttons on my chest at the ready.
Oops...
Messed up the link above.
Click for pic.
I mentioned the "I heart Command Z" to my girlfriend this morning as being the greatest shirt idea ever......she mentioned something about "making" me one for Christmas. Here's to hoping!
For some unknown reason, other people's sketches always fascinate me. My own are always terribly dull but I love other peoples.
:)
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