Clever Barcode Art on Japanese Packaging
thedieline.com found some clever barcode art from Japanese firm d-barcode.com
Check it out:
German says “Hello, world!” with enormous barcode
In May 2006, Prorammer Bernd Hopfengärtner, cut 324 separate squares in a 275,556 square foot pattern into a wheat field outside Ilmenau, Germany. Together the squares form a valid semacode that reads “Hello, world!”.
This may be one of the world’s largest barcodes ever created.
Visit the official site for the Hello, world! project.
