I'm kinda addicted to the standard 2" hexagon stickers. I decided to make my own since they didn't all come in hex. Whoever loses between Obsidian and Trilium (open to other suggestions) gets replaced with ceph.

A honeycomb arrangement of hexagonal stickers on a macbook, each featuring a mosaic-style design of technology and open source logos. Visible designs include Steam, Bash, Ubuntu, Home Assistant, Raspberry Pi, Android, Tux the Linux penguin, Nextcloud, Debian, and many others. Each sticker has a textured, painterly appearance with triangular mosaic cells creating the images.
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[–] 2 points 9 months ago (1 child)

That's awesome, have something similar but for national parks. Are you cutting them with a vinyl cutter?

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  • [–] [S] 5 points 9 months ago* (last edited 9 months ago)

    I wish it was that sophisticated. I 3D printed a stencil or jig to line up the edges and use a razor knife on my kitchen cutting board. It works well enough. pic of jig I did originally consider national parks or cities. I came up with it on vacation and saw some cities have their own distinctive stickers. The problem I ran into was details are hard to resolve with the art style I'm using. Words are even worse. I did a series with US states before this. I might have to revisit this when I'm tired of hex FOSS.

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