The graphic is thought-provoking and eye-catching. It reminds me of when I recently was in Overland Park, KS., on Sept. 22nd, looking for a place, on foot, to have a beer and something to eat. Our tour guide said restaurants, serving alcohol, were one to three blocks away from our Pear Tree Motel. I believe the actual distances to the eating and drinking establishments would be closer to one to three miles. This graphic vividly represents my desperation and angst experienced that particular evening. The next day, I told the bus driver, after having my face burnt to a crisp while witnessing the Vikings’ hapless effort against the equally-hapless Chiefs in 90-degree heat and 20 m.p.h. winds, that “you have to suffer in order to have fun.” Needless to say, your graphic evokes very emotional recent memories for me. Thanks.
I ‘borrowed’ it from gigposters.com. It’s a great site where poster designers swap ideas with each other. In fact I get a lot of graphic ideas from the site. Check it out.
The graphic is thought-provoking and eye-catching. It reminds me of when I recently was in Overland Park, KS., on Sept. 22nd, looking for a place, on foot, to have a beer and something to eat. Our tour guide said restaurants, serving alcohol, were one to three blocks away from our Pear Tree Motel. I believe the actual distances to the eating and drinking establishments would be closer to one to three miles. This graphic vividly represents my desperation and angst experienced that particular evening. The next day, I told the bus driver, after having my face burnt to a crisp while witnessing the Vikings’ hapless effort against the equally-hapless Chiefs in 90-degree heat and 20 m.p.h. winds, that “you have to suffer in order to have fun.” Needless to say, your graphic evokes very emotional recent memories for me. Thanks.
I ‘borrowed’ it from gigposters.com. It’s a great site where poster designers swap ideas with each other. In fact I get a lot of graphic ideas from the site. Check it out.