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Need to Remind a Non-Social-Distancer? ClearTheAirDrop Lets Typography & GIFs of Glenn Close & Sting Do the Talking

Working Not Working April 27, 2020

Need to Remind a Non-Social-Distancer? ClearTheAirDrop Lets Typography & GIFs of Glenn Close & Sting Do the Talking

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A lot of Working Not Working Members are using their creative savvy to help spread important messages in these strange times. ClearTheAirDrop is a great example of such an exercise. Concepted and created by WNW Member Lane Karczewski in collaboration with 18 WNW Members across the country, ClearTheAirDrop is a collection of messages for non-social-distancers, delivered safely and non-confrontationally via iPhone AirDrop. It’s hard to navigate the awkward interaction of reminding someone to keep their distance. This project lets posters with large beautiful type and artistic GIFs of Glenn Close and Sting do the talking.

It’s a simple two-step process to take part in the project.

STEP ONE: Using your iPhone, head to cleartheairdrop.com and pick a design. Then hold down on the image and swipe up to reveal the share menu.

STEP TWO: Hit share, and then AirDrop. Keep a safe distance, AirDrop works up to 30 feet away.

Credits:

Ingrid Chang, Erica Canup, Brad Kayal, Jess Kemmerling, Ryan Tovani, David Kim, Tori McGoogan, Brian Vandeputte, Roseanne Overton, Max Hendren, Yelena Rybkina, Joy Scull, Allison Bhatta, Angie McDonald, Kathryn Izquierdo-Gallegos, Tucker Lebsack, Matt Kelsen, Steph Langan

David Kim

David Kim

Jess Kemmerling

Jess Kemmerling

Tori McGoogan

Tori McGoogan

Ryan Tovani

Ryan Tovani

Tori McGoogan

Tori McGoogan

Brian Vandeputte

Brian Vandeputte

Tucker Lebsack

Tucker Lebsack

Max Hendren

Max Hendren

Erica Canup

Erica Canup

Brad Kayal

Brad Kayal

 

Discover more creative talent, projects, and perspectives like this on Working Not Working. If you're a WNW Member with new work, exhibits, products, news, or opinions to share, email us.

In WORK Tags Social Distance, coronavirus, COVID19, airdrop, creativity, technology, typography, gifs, project, collaboration, social good
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