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This is a picture of the tag attached to a snake plant from Lowe's. This side of the tag is the first thing that customers see, while the other side contains the price and more specific information on care. I find this tag particularly interesting…

The logo on the koozie is from a barber and shave shop I have been to. This logo they use as a representation of the atmosphere one will experience being at this barber and shave shop. It has a combination of a retro, rugged, and rustic look to it…

This is the display of a Kindle Paperwhite showing a page from the "Non-Designer's Handbook". Kindles use e-ink displays that are intended to mimic paper in terms of contrast. They support both type and images, but are limited in the range of grays…

This article from the New York Times is about pollution in different parts of the world. It is a full-length article, but it is set against a changing backdrop of floating dots that represent particulate pollution. The article detects the reader's…

Escape from the Crazy Place, originally conveived by JJ Guest in 1984, is a collaborative work between about fifteen authors. In 2006 it was released online, described as an interactive round-robin novel. The novel works like a digital…

A book of poetry accompanied by images by Iain Thomas. I downloaded this to read on my Kindle not realizing it was poetry. In the interest of full disclosure, I have not looked at a physical copy of this book, but I have read enough to understand the…

A page in the menu of the Dwarf House, the first Chickfila. I took a picture of this menu when stopping on my drive through Atlanta on the way to Destin last year. The reader can read the history on how the Dwarf House came to be and see pictures to…

This is a picture of a page out of the ebook version of the paperback book entitled Nehanda. I purchased this ebook through the Amazon Kindle reader and used it for an English class I was taking last semester. The Kindle reader has a different page…

The book House of Leaves by Mark Z. Danielewski is the perfect example of physical print being influenced by digital media. As you can see in this picture, the pages are a bit discombobulated, with the names of people and places in the furthest left…

This is a screenshot from the Audible recording of Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass. I bought it on Amazon because it came free with purchase of the Kindle ebook. You can play the audio file and have the ebook open to read along on a…