A friend of mine at the library at Carleton College shared on FriendFeed the new “trading cards” that she and her colleagues created as a fun way to promote themselves to the students. The new batch of trading cards mimics the look of 1950s/1960s era jazz records. The library has also created archives of previous iterations of trading cards they’ve done (including one year’s edition that mimicked the look of comic books).
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I too saw this; this is a great way to market the libary as they found. We should do the same. In the spring, circumstances permitting I hope to learn Photoshop and then prospectivley volunter to create our set of trading cards.