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Archive for category: Signs

   (2007.03.24)

How to waste $60,000 “beautifying” subway entrances

   (2007.03.20)

They ignore you and try to push through a proposal to make the situation worse

   (2007.03.13)

Let’s Scotch-tape a sign on top of another sign, then beat that new sign to shit

   (2007.02.26)

…for the TTC to make its signage during the subway diversion even worse

   (2007.02.25)

THRILL-CAM ride through a disused subway station

   (2007.02.23)

They aren’t planning on doing something so rash as to charge speakers to attend, are they?

   (2007.02.12)

Here I am at the Broadway stop of Vancouver’s SkyTrain, photographing an aberrant sign that uses Meta instead of the unaccountable and perplexing Plantin (also seen at Heathrow Airport, the obvious inspiration).

Just as I lifted my camera, four cops walked by, one of whom stared right at me, as seen here. I took my shot and, with nerves of steel, double-checked it on the LCD. I pocketed my camera and waited for the train.

Try this in Toronto and you get to endure a talking-to by Grandpa Moscoe.

   (2006.11.16)

A proposal (rejected, of course) for Eye on the typography of the Toronto subway

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