Uber's newly granted "Iluminatable Signage Device" patent details a thin, light up placard designed to be displayed on the "roof of a vehicle or suitably dimensioned mobile environment".
A marketing campaign that includes direct mail, radio spots and rail-car placards is designed to convince renters that they can afford to buy at Trump Parc.
Last year, an artist known as Wild Life turned eight neighborhood landmarks into "art" installations, including a downtown dumpster with an official-looking placard claiming it was designed by Andy Warhol.
Salvini's No referendum rallies have been "Trumpified", accompanied now by supporters waving blue placards, emblazoned "Salvini Premier", designed to imitate those familiar from American town hall meetings.
Ichi Jaehun, a masked, raven-haired girl who had braved the gunfire in January, busied herself designing placards and signs for Anti-FN.
Meanwhile, Federal Law Enforcement Foundation board members sought something in return for their largesse: shields, badges, honorary commissionerships and federal parking placards, which were designed to resemble NYPD placards, allowing its users to park in spaces reserved for trucks and other commercial vehicles.
Perhaps you'll be designing your own placard to take with you.
Jeff Fisher (he of the cover of Captain Corelli's Mandolin ) designed a captivating placard for the festival: a papier-mché representation of the town, brightly painted by local schoolchildren.
Its story is told in black strips that are meant to suggest the unfolding of newsreels, the design echoing at times the placards of protest marchers; free-standing biographical pillars of memorabilia stand like memorials to martyrs.
They are there at your basketball game or your sister's spelling bee contest, holding up placards with your names designed with markers in purple and white, your favorite colors.
