Oh you, you know you must be blind
To do something like this
To take the sleep that you don’t know
You’re giving Death a kiss,
Oh, little fool now
Your mind is full of pleasure
Your body’s looking ill
To you it’s shallow leisure
So drop the acid pill, don’t stop to think now
Kids, I got a new batch of stickers coming. I think everybody’s gonna want to collect them. But, NEW THIS TIME is the primco.org iron on. Wearable photography. A more limited edition of course, these little babies don’t have the “primco.org” watermark on them. They’re ready for adornment and adorement. 15 different kinds, among them are the good old Taipei Boarding Gate and some new ones like Truck Behind (hey, I like that name). I’ll be passing them out over drinks in the near future.
The Lomo lab has photo clothes but you don’t get to add your own photos to them. Get yourself Epson Iron-On Cool Peel Transfer paper and you can do it yourself. They look really good. Also, the program Qimage Pro is really good for making stickers. It is really smart about laying out multiple images on a page. Very handy software.
I’m thinking about selling them. I could make a little online sticker and iron-on store. You pick the ones you want, and send an order. You put the dough in my paypal account and I mail you the goods. I could charge 3 or 4 bucks a page.
I just tried to do all the thumbnailing and programming to make an online sticker store and gave up after 3 hours. Maybe I’ll make it an XSLT project later.
I now have 112 unique stickers. The stack is about 1 inch high. I’ve added about 40 to the mix since last fall. Mostly ones from my photoblog of last summer. I’d estimate that primco.org will start ruling the universe, in its entirety, in a couple of months.
So you children of the world, listen to what I say If you want a better place to live in spread the words today Show the world that love is still alive you must be brave Or you children of today are Children of the Grave, Yeah!
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