We've always been big fans of using
office supplies for art materials (or as the canvas itself). We're
also fans of taking steps to make an office your own. Some people do
this with expressive desktop items like staplers or tape dispensers.
Some equip their workstations with stylish organizers instead of drab
plastic. Some use Post-It Notes. Eight thousand Post-It Notes.
Over one weekend and with the help of
8,024 Post-Its, a San Francisco designer gave his office a complete makeover, turning boring walls into murals of his and his team's
favorite superheroes.
It's worth pointing out that this
project uses the Super Sticky notes, which has almost the entire
back covered in adhesive rather than a small strip. That's necessary
for keeping the notes in place, and recommended for anything where
the Post-Its are meant to have a mostly permanent home.
The designer also emphasizes pulling
the sheets from the pad so that they don't curl, as that reduces
their ability to stick long term. Sage advice with any adhesive
products that should be applied to labels as well.
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