See attached (gallery.png).
The idea is that we print these in large numbers, distrubite them with other campaign materials to universities etc., and encourage people to label restrictive products with them. This included blu-ray movies, flat screen tvs, proprietary software, camcorders with proprietary codecs, etc., etc,.
Its important that they aren't too obvious, in my view, so that people can at least manage to sticker plenty of products before being detected. Ideally the stickers would be noticed by shoppers, but not by shop staff, and so remain on display for many days.
Thoughts? Both files should be in the tdwyt git repo shortly.
Designers@: This relates to our They Dont Want You To campaign (http://theydontwantyou.to). This is aimed at students and should be launched later this year.
Best,
Sam.
I really like the idea. What do you think of this version? I think it's a little closer to the look and language of what you're trying to recreate.
I'm using the following typeface, if you'd like to use it. Compacta from http://www.aka-acid.com/textfonts.html
Let me know what you think; and if there's anything that I can do to help.
. Chris
On Thu, Aug 1, 2013 at 4:29 PM, Sam Tuke samtuke@fsfe.org wrote:
See attached (gallery.png).
The idea is that we print these in large numbers, distrubite them with other campaign materials to universities etc., and encourage people to label restrictive products with them. This included blu-ray movies, flat screen tvs, proprietary software, camcorders with proprietary codecs, etc., etc,.
Its important that they aren't too obvious, in my view, so that people can at least manage to sticker plenty of products before being detected. Ideally the stickers would be noticed by shoppers, but not by shop staff, and so remain on display for many days.
Thoughts? Both files should be in the tdwyt git repo shortly.
Designers@: This relates to our They Dont Want You To campaign (http://theydontwantyou.to). This is aimed at students and should be launched later this year.
Best,
Sam.
Sam Tuke Campaign Manager Free Software Foundation Europe IM : samtuke@jabber.fsfe.org Latest UK Free Software news: uk.fsfe.org Is freedom important to you? Join the fellowship.fsfe.org
Designers mailing list Designers@fsfeurope.org https://mail.fsfeurope.org/mailman/listinfo/designers
* Torsten Grote Torsten.Grote@fsfe.org [2013-08-06 21:46:44 +0200]:
On Monday 05 August 2013 23:20:10 Chris Hayes wrote:
Let me know what you think; and if there's anything that I can do to help.
Great work Chris! I like your version!
I also like them!! Matthias
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Yes, the style is awesome - less sure about the text, I found it more complicated to understand at first. Thanks for the font - I am going to try doing one like this
http://t0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcT-yynBtn8s4MwlyBbAl4BKQfx3_OTuyGg-9...
http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/services/healthsafetywellbeing/guidance/lasers/app...
or
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_OcEVPrCcPic/RlNC5VjjhQI/AAAAAAAAAdI/68K-feGvQEI/s3...
cause I like yellow :)
Whoop for fun design!
Been animating today, its fun!
A X
On 05/08/13 23:20, Chris Hayes wrote:
I really like the idea. What do you think of this version? I think it's a little closer to the look and language of what you're trying to recreate.
I'm using the following typeface, if you'd like to use it. Compacta from http://www.aka-acid.com/textfonts.html
Let me know what you think; and if there's anything that I can do to help.
. Chris
On Thu, Aug 1, 2013 at 4:29 PM, Sam Tuke samtuke@fsfe.org wrote:
See attached (gallery.png).
The idea is that we print these in large numbers, distrubite them with other campaign materials to universities etc., and encourage people to label restrictive products with them. This included blu-ray movies, flat screen tvs, proprietary software, camcorders with proprietary codecs, etc., etc,.
Its important that they aren't too obvious, in my view, so that people can at least manage to sticker plenty of products before being detected. Ideally the stickers would be noticed by shoppers, but not by shop staff, and so remain on display for many days.
Thoughts? Both files should be in the tdwyt git repo shortly.
Designers@: This relates to our They Dont Want You To campaign (http://theydontwantyou.to). This is aimed at students and should be launched later this year.
Best,
Sam. -- Sam Tuke Campaign Manager Free Software Foundation Europe IM : samtuke@jabber.fsfe.org Latest UK Free Software news: uk.fsfe.org Is freedom important to you? Join the fellowship.fsfe.org
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Hey
On 08/06/13 00:20, Chris Hayes wrote:
I really like the idea. What do you think of this version? I think it's a little closer to the look and language of what you're trying to recreate.
Nice one, but I really like the message freedom not included. I think that it would really be a pity not to use it!
Best Lucile
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On 09/08/13 19:41, Lucile Falgueyrac wrote:
Nice one, but I really like the message freedom not included. I think that it would really be a pity not to use it!
I agree - the font and design look perfect Chris, but the "Freedom not included" message is much clearer in my view, which is especially important for non-native speakers.
What do you think about using the same design and font with the "Freedom not included" message?
Best,
Sam.
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On 01/08/13 17:29, Sam Tuke wrote:
See attached (gallery.png).
The idea is that we print these in large numbers, distrubite them with other campaign materials to universities etc., and encourage people to label restrictive products with them. This included blu-ray movies, flat screen tvs, proprietary software, camcorders with proprietary codecs, etc., etc,.
Its important that they aren't too obvious, in my view, so that people can at least manage to sticker plenty of products before being detected. Ideally the stickers would be noticed by shoppers, but not by shop staff, and so remain on display for many days.
Thoughts? Both files should be in the tdwyt git repo shortly.
#1 and #2 are too close to the original, I think. People just might "overread" the message because they think it is the usual sticker as everywhere else.
That`s why I like #3 most: First, it looks like the normal advisory, but then you read "not included" and you think: what the hell is _not_included_? you read on and you read "freedom" and you think what the hell about "freedom" has to do with this $whatever? And you see a homepage -> you most probably look it up.
best, Erik
