Posters would be great.

  • Monks meditating in front of terminals
  • Picture/Phrase Combos
  • A large chunk of code colored in such a way that it creates a larger image
  • Parody posters (such as the WWII one mentioned above)
  • The Coder's Commandments, and other such important thing
  • Perl Poetry
  • An approxant map of the internet at one point in time
  • A diagram of program code
  • etc.

    The artistic posibilities are endless, and posters can greatly add to the atmosphere of a room, cubical, or public place.

    In reply to Re: PM merchandise/icon design quest by Monolith-0
    in thread PM merchandise/icon design quest by vroom

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