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Astutely Rejected Round Stickers by drwoohoo

I was sitting in front of the Centre for Le Corbusier in Zürich on New Year's Eve a few years ago wondering why he chose that particular composition of the windows. At the time I had hooked up MATLAB to Photoshop and was generating visuals based on algorithmic combinatoric iterations... and I wondered if I could do the same with aesthetic combinatorics. With that in mind, one of the algorithms I've fallen in love with lately helps me generate a style that I'm calling Psycho-Plaid. The results prompted me to put them into a collection and then upload it online recently, which can be viewed in its entirety at here. Inspiration comes from Mondrian, Le Corbusier, Ray & Charles Eames, Marumushi, Ben Fry & Ben Shneiderman.

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Round Sticker

Make custom stickers for every occasion! Browse our selection of awesome images or upload your own. The perfect choice for any message or design, round stickers are great for brand promotion, special mailings, and scrapbooking.

Available in 2 sizes
- Large: 3" in diameter (6 per sheet)
- Small: 1.5" in diameter (20 per sheet)
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Scratch-resistant front, easy peel-and-stick back
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Astutely Rejected Round Stickers

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I was sitting in front of the Centre for Le Corbusier in Zürich on New Year's Eve a few years ago wondering why he chose that particular composition of the windows. At the time I had hooked up MATLAB to Photoshop and was generating visuals based on algorithmic combinatoric iterations... and I wondered if I could do the same with aesthetic combinatorics. With that in mind, one of the algorithms I've fallen in love with lately helps me generate a style that I'm calling Psycho-Plaid. The results prompted me to put them into a collection and then upload it online recently, which can be viewed in its entirety at here. Inspiration comes from Mondrian, Le Corbusier, Ray & Charles Eames, Marumushi, Ben Fry & Ben Shneiderman.

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