(Pic) Whimsical Barcodes From Japan

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November 9, 2009

Dieline points us to a group of unique barcodes designed by Japanese design firm d-barcode. By playing with the shape of the code lines and adding additional images d-barcode brings a playful touch to the usually bland and forgettable graphic element.

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By Dan Gould

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(Pic) Whimsical Barcodes From Japan

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