I've lost the link to the image, but it was a funeral wreath
for a high-ranking Pakistani statesman set in Comic Sans.
It was sent by the government of India.
At least it is one of the few deliberate uses of comic sans ;)
I never really liked Stop, I even dare to say I shudder every time I see it, but this blatant anachronism somehow intrigues me! It reminds me of Matt Groening’s retro-futuristic visions, historistic buildings with 1980s-style digital display clocks attached.
13.Dec.2009 2.34pm
Funny! Reminds me of the Mad Book of Word Power and Madvertising.
13.Dec.2009 3.16pm
13.Dec.2009 4.32pm
Aldo Novarese's Stop, via boingboing.net
13.Dec.2009 4.36pm
I've lost the link to the image, but it was a funeral wreath
for a high-ranking Pakistani statesman set in Comic Sans.
It was sent by the government of India.
hhp
14.Dec.2009 12.45am
At least it is one of the few deliberate uses of comic sans ;)
I never really liked Stop, I even dare to say I shudder every time I see it, but this blatant anachronism somehow intrigues me! It reminds me of Matt Groening’s retro-futuristic visions, historistic buildings with 1980s-style digital display clocks attached.