Sticky Situations

2009

portfolio containing 42 silkscreen prints on white Masa paper with relief-printed background colors in clamshell box covered with relief-printed Hosho paper

prints: 15" x 15"

box: 15.25" x 15.25" x 1.75"

edition of 33

Publisher: Beggar's Bowl Press, Portland, Maine.

Printers: Adriane Herman and Damir Porobic

source

unsubtle hints for the hopeful or disgruntled

"Clearly defined labels designed to make either your wishes or thoughts on serious issues well known. Use them as book marks and highlighters in magazines, mail-order catalogs, computer screens." Or like in my case you can just tape them to an annoying colleague's back for a not so passive aggressive hint.

via [BB]

Nothing says, I take this job seriously and I respect your deadline like adding novelty paperclips to your reports.

gorgeous shavings:

Pencil Drawing

by Sam Winston

starting over

Mistakes

by Tom Wrigglesworth

Palm-sized delete eraser

via swissmiss

Eraserhead, 1977

by David Lynch

Recycle!

Nothing to do with those carboard boxes?

Make yourself a dandy outfit a la Lucy&Bart!

idle time is murder on the nails

I don't care how bored you are sitting at your desk but painting your nails with corrector fluid isn't an option. It's just gross and amateur desk jockey amusement.

although this cuteness is allowed:

"One of the things I get up to during meetings."
via: thisisnaive

Friday afternoons

EepyBird's Sticky Note experiment from Eepybird on Vimeo.

if they should be so lucky:

via Pretty Bitter

Bunny Letter Opener

I need one of these for my desk!

paperclip necklace

paperclip necklaces made by Lauren Manoogian.
via reference library

if you're unfortunate enough to be stuck behind a desk all day, why not spend it with this lil' guy?

dozi paperclip holder by alessi

mini masterpieces

by the patron saint of post its, marc johns

recommended desk jockey reading

Extreme Office Crafts: Creative & Devious Ways to Waste Office Supplies & Company Time

desk jockey fine art

David Fullarton's "What I do at work when I'm supposed to be working."
A number of small works made entirely from office supplies, which are pinned up randomly around the office, in amongst the notices, flyers and memos that were already existing in the environment.
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