Oh awesome picture. If they only had an image of that female bathroom sign without "toilet" above it. I would really like to print it out and post it up. Unfortunately, my web search so far has lead to unrelated content.

Agreed! It needs to be a sticker in different colours and sizes so we go round applying it to toilet doors. It would go down a treat here (East Berlin)

Cool. Kind of has a Rosie the Riveter feel to it.

Don't know if it helps, Cesa, but here's a quick photoshop cut for you. It's kind of small, but, voila, no "Toilet."

That is a thing of beauty.

Sheeeeer beauty.

Bahaha, I love it! :D

Awesome.

Thanks, roymacIII, for the cropped photo. Is it hard to make this sort of thing into a sticker? I so want to do a little public decorating.

I bet SHE doesn't need a big, strong man sign to protect HER.

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Lol.

It shouldn't be too hard. It depends on what kind of sticker you want to make.

A lot of places will print stickers pretty cheap. The best is if you can find someone with a vinyl cutter to make them. This would make a fantastic vinyl sticker, and vinyl decals last soooo much longer than regular stickers.

Thanks roymacIII! I was able to fix it further at work. Below is a bigger image.

"Larger Edited Image"

So, I'm using this for my screenprinting project. I'll put it on my jacket. Sweet, right?

And my teacher, Mr. Rao, agrees, it does have a 'Rosie the Riveter' look to it. We were the only ones who knew who she was, though....

Nearing the city core there is the silent commerce behind the humming buildings’ façades. You’ll be lucky to see white-collar workers in the cheaper buildings, whose reflective glass returns your image. Yet transparency is all the rage now and behind seethrough glass they go about their silent business. They, in turn, will be hearing sounds coming off the streets, muffled and less distinct though they are because of the double glazing. Inside their offices is the sound of static and hum coming from computers mixed in with voices. If the iPhone is used a lot, the workers hear the private sounds of other voices. More frequently than not, they will be on hold as they wait to be connected. How many times have they heard Vivaldi’s Four Seasons, which has taken over from Albinoni’s Adagio as the new muzak for calls on hold?