Everything you hand someone at the container.
The container makes people feel it. These put something in their hand so it travels home. Print a card, print a receipt, help someone make a shirt. Every QR points to the same place, so whatever they take, they can do one thing.
QR business card
Eight cards on one A4 sheet. Each one scans straight to the Adelaide page and tells people to do one thing. Single sided so any printer handles it.
Open the card sheetYouth justice receipt
A till-style receipt for what the system costs, every figure sourced, with a QR to the action. Sized for an 80 mm thermal roll or printed on A4.
Open the receiptWear what you walked through.
A shirt someone makes themselves says more than one handed out. Set up a small table with blank shirts and one of these three methods. Keep the design to the CONTAINED wordmark and a QR so it stays on brand and points home.
Freezer-paper stencil
Cheapest and best on the day. Print the CONTAINED wordmark, cut it from freezer paper, iron the shiny side onto the shirt, and brush fabric paint through. Peel when dry.
Best for a crowd making their own
Iron-on transfer
Print the wordmark and a QR onto inkjet transfer paper, mirror the image first, then iron it on. Fast, no drying time, works on light shirts.
Best for speed
Heat-press vinyl
If a partner has a cutter and press, weed the CONTAINED wordmark from heat-transfer vinyl and press it. The most durable finish.
Best if you have the gear
Need the wordmark and QR to print? They live on the card sheet. For an iron-on, mirror the image before you print it.
If you only send one thing, send this.
Every card, receipt, and shirt points to the same simple page. Send it to anyone who wants to engage in Adelaide.