Henrietta Swift designed these vinyl stickers so that you can transform your light switch plate into a personified face. The purpose is to lighten the mood, but how much stress can you lose by constantly worrying about the well being of your poor light switch’s nose.
How would you like your nose to be broken and re-broken multiple times throughout the day?
An excellent idea for adding some extra depth into your home or apartment, a simple black vinyl wall sticker can transport your light switch into a 3D optical illusion. I’m sure you could pull this off with some plain black tape. You probably don’t even need to buy a special kit for this.
Our StickyTwits Twitter sticker package contest ends TOMMOROW. Which means today is your last chance to enter for your chance to win. Tweet #Gearfuse like a crazy person. As many times as you want. The more you tweet #Gearfuse, the more of a chance you have to win. This is your LAST CHANCE! GO GO GO!
What are you waiting for?! I said GO!
Don’t forget! We’ve got an awesome contest going on. Two of you are going to get a free set of StickyTwits personalized Twitter stickers. All you’ve got to do is to include #Gearfuse in your tweets.
There’s no limit on how many times you tweet #Gearfuse, and the more you do it, the more chance you have to win! You can also enter by commenting on the main contest post! Good luck!
A few weeks back we wrote about a company which printed personalized Twitter stickers for spreading the word about your Twitter URL. The awesome dudes who run StickyTwits are giving away two of their 30 sticker packages to two lucky Gearfuse readers.
To win, all you have to do is either comment on this post or post a tweet with the hashtag #Gearfuse. Even cooler? The more times you mention #Gearfuse, the better chance you have to win. There’s no limit.
The winners will be announced on Friday, July 31, 2009, on our Twitter, @Gearfuse. Good luck!
I understand why people are up in arms about Earth’s trees being demolished. I’m pretty sure we need them for some reason, other than the fact that they look pretty. The thing that drives me nuts is that people bitch and moan, but don’t do a damn thing about it.
These “Remember… These Come From Trees” Stickers allow you to remind people exactly what their main resource (other than caffeine) happens to be. Each sticker supposedly has the potential to save 100 lbs. of paper a year. Take heed, or we’re going to have to start making paper out of a more common resource, like gold or diamonds or something.
They couldn’t come from more opposite worlds. The cutesy glit-and-glam of the ultra-girly universe of Hello Kitty and the science-fictiony universe of Star Wars. What draws them closer together is the obsessive nature of their biggest fans.
If you happen to be a fan of both Hello Kitty and Star Wars (we realize that people who enjoy both are few and far between), Hello Wars stickers are a nerdy collision of the two worlds. If Ebony & Ivory can live together in harmony, so can Kittys and Jedis. How the hell can you possibly beat a Hello Kitty Chewbacca sticker?! Each sticker sells for a buck.
I love the idea of creating a chaotic assembly line of power on a plain white wall. The “Electronic Chaos” vinyl wall stickers are a gorgeous addition for the wall behind the gadgets.
Designed by Julia Wolf and created by Diz Decor, “Electronic Chaos” illustrates the connection of energy between all of your electronics. More chaos after the leap.
I’m sick of it. I can feel the steely gaze from a mass of haters as I whip out my iPhone. Their looks say one thing. “Poser!” Like I just joined the iPhone bandwagon yesterday. I’ve been rocking the iPhone since its debut, brotha. I’m not some sheep. As a person who totally derives his self-worth based on the opinion of others, I was in need of a solution.
The zweiPhone Stickers allow you to paste stickers of iconic cellphones from the past right onto the black background of your iPhone. No more following the crowd for me. I’m going to be a real trendsetter. More after the jump.
We already know we are the greatest human beings in the universe, but it would be nice to hear it from other people too. The problem is that we don’t hear anything even close to that claim from our friends or even our own mothers. So why not get a little help at proving what we already know to be a scientific fact?
Cell Stickies are made to not only glorify your existence as the greatest living human being, but also to assure everyone else around you that you aren’t just fucking around when you say that you are insanely awesome. With positive reinforcement text messages such as “You’re right. As usual!” being sent to your phone, how could people not realize your greatness?
