Non-burnable rubbish sign and instructions.
How do the axillary instructions get proposed, formulated and approved? What is the flow of information? Who are the stakeholders and what do they value? What is given priority?
Materials: Laminated A4
Location: Setagaya, Tokyo.
This example is a note for a pamphlet on “”Hand Made Aspects of Mass Produced Housing”. Subscribe to my somewhat-frequent letter HERE if you want to keep in touch easily.
Signage in subway station warning of purse-snatchers.
Materials: Duct Tape, Laminated A4
Location: Akabanebashi, Tokyo
Community saftey signage in subway station – watch out for purse snatchers, “Ore Ore” sagi, and break-ins.
Materials: Duct Tape, Laminated A4
Location: Akabanebashi, Tokyo
Clarification signage in laminated A4.
Materials: Laminated Paper
Location: Shinjuku Station, Tokyo
Laminated signage held together with plastic ties.
Materials: Laminated A4, Plastic Ties
Location: Minato-ku, Tokyo
A4 sign signalling a no-entry zone at rugby training.
Materials: Laminated A4, Plastic Twine
Location: Hino, Tokyo
Sign ordering residents not to feed stray cats, or dump unwanted ones.
Materials: Laminated A4, Plastic Ties
Location: Akishima, Tokyo
