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So I work in an office full of women, 13 women in all. And they noticed I don't have any pictures on my office walls. So today, I hung-up a couple AF related pages and a poster by Arigon Starr, who writes and does the art for Super Indian (great comic). So I am needing some of ideas of AF and non-AF related pages to hang on my office wall. Any ideas, help me out.
J.R. Wind
Heh - well I mentioned my favorite AF shot on Twitter - but it's an expensive purchase. (So you could get the digital copy and print it out on a nice color printer).Quote:
Originally Posted by Mekko Hotvle
I need to one day make room for my Alpha Flight poster I have - with the giant size Puck holding everyone.
Interesting question.
Most of the stuff hung up around my desk was put there by somebody else. I have a pretty good (if I do say so myself) origami dragon on top of my monitor (very complicated folding - took months to learn it). Oh, and my picture of me with a hummingbird on my mouth (I've posted that somewhere on this forum).
How 'bout the cover to v1 #1?
How 'bout the cover to your favourite issue?
Or something personal? A picture of your exploits, or something?
~ Le Messor
"The world is made up of people who never get into the first team and who just miss the prizes at the flower show."
~ Jacob Bronowski
I am not use to having things on my walls of my office. Before coming to my job now, I was doing child abuse investigations/ Child protection services, so most of the time I would bring in parents who were already mad at me into my office to do interviews. I am dealing with parents who are already mad because they are being accused of wrongdoing against a child so I never placed a picture of my family or anything else simply because I didn't want the parents get into my life other than my job. So the people have been saying my office feels empty, so I could only think of hanging up a couple of my favorite AF pages and a Super Indian picture.
That makes sense as a reason not to have pictures.
Maybe if you put a plant on your desk?
~ Le Messor
"Habit is overcome by habit."
~ Thomas A. Kempis