I can cope with the idea of a fake subway stop list, but when a print consists only of words on a coloured background, those words need to be spelled correctly…
I can cope with the idea of a fake subway stop list, but when a print consists only of words on a coloured background, those words need to be spelled correctly…
It would also help if the destinations were realistic. If you saw a bus approaching with “Canberra” or “Murrumbidgee” as a destination where would you think they were going? Also having the names spaced out realistically would help, they need to occupy the same amount of vertical real estate otherwise sometimes you’d have more than one destination visible in the window.
The Eagle confused me. Do they mean the one outside Defence? Or do all trains lead to the Eagle’s Nest? Is this some warped RiotACT publicity? Did Barcham spell Parliment? (-:
These are based on the destination rolls that used to be used on the front of buses, trams, and in this case NY subway cars.
And yet another horribly failed attempt at this style of design with a completely inappropriate typeface. That’s before you get to the idiotic spelling mistake.
The Eagle confused me. Do they mean the one outside Defence? Or do all trains lead to the Eagle’s Nest? Is this some warped RiotACT publicity? Did Barcham spell Parliment? (-:
I’ve never considered a connection between the defence Eagle column and the Eagle’s Nest.
Further, isn’t the new ASIO complex on the direct line between them?
I’ve never considered a connection between the defence Eagle column and the Eagle’s Nest.
Further, isn’t the new ASIO complex on the direct line between them?
Does the subway stop at the secret bunker under the lake?
I’ve never considered a connection between the defence Eagle column and the Eagle’s Nest.
Further, isn’t the new ASIO complex on the direct line between them?
Does the subway stop at the secret bunker under the lake?
How does this relate to the Questacon cryptic sculptures? And does the Belconnen Owl have a role to play?
And yet another horribly failed attempt at this style of design with a completely inappropriate typeface. That’s before you get to the idiotic spelling mistake.
Parliment?
Subway? I don’t get it.
RB78 said :
Efficiency dividend.
I can cope with the idea of a fake subway stop list, but when a print consists only of words on a coloured background, those words need to be spelled correctly…
RB78 said :
+1 Nice catch.
RiotFrog said :
These are based on the destination rolls that used to be used on the front of buses, trams, and in this case NY subway cars.
p996911turbo said :
It would also help if the destinations were realistic. If you saw a bus approaching with “Canberra” or “Murrumbidgee” as a destination where would you think they were going? Also having the names spaced out realistically would help, they need to occupy the same amount of vertical real estate otherwise sometimes you’d have more than one destination visible in the window.
The Eagle confused me. Do they mean the one outside Defence? Or do all trains lead to the Eagle’s Nest? Is this some warped RiotACT publicity? Did Barcham spell Parliment? (-:
davo101 said :
And yet another horribly failed attempt at this style of design with a completely inappropriate typeface. That’s before you get to the idiotic spelling mistake.
*Groan*
Im not sure how any hipster cachet can be attatched to fake destination rolls.
So this is nothing to do with a foot-long with extra cheese?
poetix said :
I’ve never considered a connection between the defence Eagle column and the Eagle’s Nest.
Further, isn’t the new ASIO complex on the direct line between them?
Kim F said :
I can see someone mentioning Brodburger in another two comments or so…
Oh God, I just did it for them.
Aeek said :
Does the subway stop at the secret bunker under the lake?
p1 said :
How does this relate to the Questacon cryptic sculptures? And does the Belconnen Owl have a role to play?
Holden Caulfield said :
Maybe something more like this then?