Publicity on the ground

I'm starting to print and distribute flyers that look like
http://techno-fandom.org/~hobbit/cars/prius-flyer.gif
in the interest of getting more people interested in Prius
and other hybrid tech. The first thing they get upon
hitting the URL on the paper is a big link-farm to
all the "standard" resources many of us are aware of.
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I figure they're suitable for giving people curious
about hybrids, or for leaving on windshields of Priuses and Hummers
alike. Heh.
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Opinions? Art criticism? Is it all too techie for
the vast majority of the market? The idea is to
promote better understanding of the systems and subtleties.
I know that some other people were doing similar one-
pagers before, such as john1701's cards.
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_H*

 

Color would be lovely if I had a color printer ready at
hand, but at the moment that's not the case. They're being
ground out on my ol' workhorse laserwriter...
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The image is 800x600, which seems to map nicely to my own printer.
You may have to resize to match yours; this sort of
thing seems to be a common enough problem that I'm not going
to try fixing it on my end.
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"Art" clarification -- I didn't do either drawing. The ghost
view is from some Toyota site, I think, and the patent is,
well, the patent from freepatentsonline.com or uspto.gov.
I just jammed 'em together.
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I think the larger idea I'm getting at here is that people might have
fun taking images like this, slapping their own URL-farms on
them, and spreadin' the love. So if other folks come up with
cool one-pagers of this sort maybe this thread could turn into
a nice collection of them.
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Okay, I think I need a different sort of flyer that I
can stick under wipers of huge SUVs in parking lots [heh, if
I can *reach* that high in some cases]. Something that
provokes thought right up front [and in those people, that's
a real challenge] and causes them to actually read it rather
than toss it on the ground and blast away in a
cloud of dead dinosaurs. Something reasonably
non-confrontational but very to the point, that
doesn't even necessarily point to a Prius specifically
but just brings home the point that freedom !=
consumption.
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The fake "tickets" are funny but possibly send the
wrong message up front, i.e. spanking them right away
without giving any chance to learn and change first.
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Yeah, this is getting way off topic..
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_H*