Wow, this is incredible. Redditor Kepgnar works in the tech department of a charter school. Every month, one of the departments has to put together a message for the school’s official announcement chalkboard.
Here’s what Kepgnar came up with: a meticulously drawn “Think Different.” logo with an actually working QR code which, when scanned, leads to the YouTube version of the original commercial narrated by Steve Jobs.
How’d Kepgnar do the QR code? They designed it, then projected it onto the chalkboard and traced it. Talk about thinking differently.
Source: Reddit
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4 responses to “The Teacher Who Illustrated This “Think Different” Chalkboard Was The Ultimate Apple Fan [Image]”
Don’t buy it. Their hands would have cast a shadow on the chalk board, blocking the projected image.
Apparently you have never used a projector before. They are used widely in the art field. Your hand also does not block the entire image as you are trying to draw it. They work very well.
Nobody scans QR codes.
Your hand would block that part of the image you are trying to draw unless some miracle projector was created that can show images through objects.