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		<title>Security Envelope Patterns</title>
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Above is one of many samples from the Flickr group Security Patterns, which documents the patterns designed to prevent ne&#8217;er-do-wells from peeking at the contents of envelopes. It&#8217;s like orgami patterns, but designed to be willfully obtuse. I love it.
Joe Alterio&#8217;s blog on illustration, comics, and other bouts of total awesomeness.
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<p>Above is one of many samples from the <a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/josephking/sets/72157594547931731/">Flickr group Security Patterns</a>, which documents the patterns designed to prevent ne&#8217;er-do-wells from peeking at the contents of envelopes. It&#8217;s like orgami patterns, but designed to be willfully obtuse. I love it.
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