Driving behind a few cars today, I noticed that the stickers that get noticed are the easiest to read, least cluttered ones.
The stickers I received with this year's calender is a take on the heading bar at the top of the page. One a car window, or on low light occassions, it is a difficult sticker to read.
How about a simple sticker with black font on a white background with:
iceinspace.com.au
australian amateur astronomy
Easy to read, to the point, and true to the heading bar. Maybe with a black outline graphic of the Moon on onside and Saturn on the other for the 'astro' look. I'd be happy to purchase some.
If one can be made to also stick to the inside of a window or plasticised, makes it more weather resistant.
Just a thought.
Last edited by mental4astro; 24-05-2010 at 04:14 PM.
Ill be with you on that one, i wanted to put it on my scope but as soon as the dew hit min. good buy scope decal! same for the one on my tripod leg..... god rest its little soul! i was thinking of going to the sticker shop and getting a weather resistant Viynl one snazzied up. Mike
lol Steve might try that with the stubbie holder not sure how long it will last though Oh coffee mugs and keyrings with your IIS number on it very cool
Has anyone thought to laminate the little blighters??
then attach with double sided tape
Jen, you look like Wonder Woman, striking the pose.
(LOL Spotlight sell Superwoman and Wonder Woman costumes. can you imagine the stir if we both turned up at Snake Valley in costume??)
Has anyone thought to laminate the little blighters??
then attach with double sided tape
Jen, you look like Wonder Woman, striking the pose.
(LOL Spotlight sell Superwoman and Wonder Woman costumes. can you imagine the stir if we both turned up at Snake Valley in costume??)
Why would anyone in their right mind want to put a sticker on a telescope or anything else I certainly would'nt want to advertise this forum.
I advertise it all the time. Every photo I sell has a plug for the forum on the back of it. I've handed out flyers, stickers, if someone I meet shows an interest in Astronomy I direct them here.
Spread the joy I reckon.