A behind the scenes look at how Instructables created the LED QR Code for RadioShack’s The Great Create.
Here is another video featuring a QR Code Circuit Board made for The Great Create:
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From the author, Trent Stocking:
“This Piece is about 6″ tall and 6″ wide…
It’s canvas is 100% recycled steel…
The steel is about 1/16in thick…
The QR image is cut from vinyl decal paper then stuck to the bare steel…
Then I statically powder-coated the whole thing with a transparent powder and then bake it at 400 for 10 minutes…
This holds the code in forever and protects the steel…
It’s essentially a metal painting…
and the most famous of all paintings at that…
It’s ready to hang on your wall…
needs no frame and is lightweight…
won’t ever rust…”
It decodes to: http://www.rhythmicmetal.com/files/8913/1310/5020/monalisa.jpg
It is for sale on Etsy! See it at: http://www.etsy.com/listing/79659033/the-mona-lisa-qr-code-art-qart
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QRstyler.com is the first QR encoding application with an integrated style engine. Create beautiful, branded QR that provide context for what you are encoding. QRstyler is perfect for both individuals, businesses and entire industries!
Check out their blog at http://blog.qrstyler.com/ for complete information and updates!
I love this QR Code application, it encodes your URL using bit.ly , allows tracking and more. Here are some QR Codes I made in a few minutes!
Here is another video showing off some QR Codes made with QR Styler:
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Check out the photo QR Code by Tavis Leaf Glover founder of IPOX Studios based on the beautiful island of Oahu, Hawaii. It’s made form over 120 images of Hawaii scattered and repeated throughout the design. It actually works when you scan it. Check his page here.
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Can a functional QR code be built out of nothing but OREOs? The folks at RedPepper had to know. Check out RedPeppers post detailing the complete project at http://redpepperland.tumblr.com/post/10523810755/qreo-an-oreo-qr-code showing how they did it using 441 Oreos!
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I needed to create over 1000 QR Codes for a project I’m working on. I did not want to create each one individually, so I wrote a small php progam that uses the Google chart AP to create QR Codes for me. Each QR Code has a different ‘querystring’ that I can use to load different web pages or display multiple texts (See the Bible example on my How to make a URL for a Designer Qr Code page.)
This post has alo been created as a Multiple QR Codes page to make it easy to find on the site, check the page links section of this site.
Here is the Multiple Qr Code Generator form, give it a try.
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Video by SET; an agency in Japan that create some fantastic designer QR Codes. This video shows a QR Code made of mints for a client!
From their web site: “QRchitecture from Tokyo creative agency SET showcasing mobile barcode built from Frisk mints and scanned with QR reader Optiscan. SET’s design team was given a supply of FRISK mints (well….500) and this is what they came up with. After revolutionizing the way in which QR codes are used with the ‘designer’ QR code, SET is now promoting the use of ‘built’ codes made from real objects. These codes offer brands a unique opportunity to incorporate them into outdoor stunts and events, allowing the consumer to truly interact with the code in fun and exciting ways.”
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Make a Sticky note QR Code like the Oklahoma City QR Code, check out http://www.postitartcreator.net powered by www.creaxial.net. Great site for making Post It note art, use it to make a QR Code. It even prints your design in reverse so it can easily be built on a window for scanning from the outside! It even calculates how many notes you will need. Check out mine:
Here are the excellent printed instructions (reversed for putting in a window):
The QR Code points to http://qrcartist.com/?d=1 - see my page on QR Code URLs here:
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Qr Code Stencil on Flickr: QR Code Street Art by Ric Johnson. Flikr page includes pictures and description of a method to stencil QR art on a sidewalk, looks very interesting. The author, Ric Johnson, says that you are free to use his method, just mention the author if you do.
If you are in the Midwest and want to hire Ric Johnson to put some QR Codes on the street for you, contact him:
Twitter: @RicJoh
Email: haledjian@gmail.com
Another great slide show showing QR Code Art, more very artistic QR Codes! Currently the group has over 400 QR Code Art images (over 15 pages) with some fantastic examples of QR Code Art! Check out the link below and join this group!
Source – Flickr Qr Code Group: http://www.flickr.com/groups/qr-art/
I have added this to the My Favorites category. Older posts drop off the main page and I wanted a page to view my favorite QR Code art.
Check out my art at QRCFun.com.
