I saw this on TV last week and looked around in Internet
and today I got my own QR code, my what? my QR code.
I don't know how common it is in the US but here it's just
starting to appear here and there. So first a little explanation
> QR code demo < a 2:50 min video explaination.
With some internet programs you easy can make them yourself,
and put them for a few dollars on a stickersheet.
Here a few internet QR code generators:
> QR code.nu <
> Kaywa <
As you can see you can just generate text or a hyperlink to your website
what ever. When created one it easily can copied to a sheet of plastic or
banner or even on massonite. I made some stickers of it, here my examples:
My QR code linking to my website page.
The stickers after cutting
Here you go.
On my pochade/openbox
And an other look.
And on my bag.
I know not everybody has the capability to take a picture and look on
Internet with there mobile (yet) but I think it's a great idea to use for plein
air painters, you'r not always in the mood to talk and hand out your business
card, and I am also not a person who has all kinds of advertising stuff with
me, this seems to be a nice inconspicuously way of showing some info.
Let me know what you think!
5 comments:
I'd like to say I understood what you are talking about, but I can't.
I guess I'll "google" QR code and try again.
By the way, nice mod on the open box M support bracket.
Great paintings recently.
Robert
Got it now.
Another nail in the coffin of well thought out and designed advertisements.
Have not seen it here in Canada yet, but it is only a matter of time.
Robert
I see this not infrequently but always in labeling for package delivery services/transportation labeling. Not yet quite to the billboard stage yet here in the US.
Rather interesting images.
Check out iD Shirt. Your QR Code on a T Shirt. Http://www.idshirt.net
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