The thoughts of a web 2.0 research fellow on all things in the technological sphere that capture his interest.
When I first blogged about QR codes on the 5th of October I mentioned that I wanted to get my own qr code on a t-Shirt. Now, thanks to the University of Wolverhampton School of Art and Design, I have my own qr code t-shirt.
I am currently a post-doctoral researcher at the University of Wolverhampton investigating web 2.0 technologies, everything from blogs to social networks and wikis. I am hoping that the blogosphere will offer an opportunity for feedback as well as the sounding-off of my personal opinions. I can be contacted at dp_stuart@hotmail.com
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6 Comments:
Great shirt! I just used a QR code as the first page for a microfiction story I wrote; the code was the story. My professor, having just read Snow Crash, was a little apprehensive about looking directly at the code.
18 October 2007 15:49
Hey David.
Since you're interested in QR Codes on clothes, you might be interested in http://Augme.com or http://ExtendedIdentity.com.
Regards,
Matt
18 December 2007 19:44
David -
T-shirt looks terrific! Can you give us the lowdown on how the t-shirt was produced? Was it with an iron-on transfer?
- Roger
8 January 2008 20:53
Hi Roger
Unfortunately I have no details on the producing of the t-shirt...all I did was create the code, and pass it on to my girlfriend who passed in onto some artist sorts who do this sort of thing all the time. But there are a number of t-shirt printing places that would probably do it without too much trouble
David
13 January 2008 14:27
Good idea!
I should do my own version quite soon...
Will be intrigued if anyone even bothers to scan my t-shirt. Never really thought about this though...
23 August 2008 16:03
iD Shirt - T-shirt with your own qr code - http://www.idshirt.net
7 January 2010 22:48
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