The Wrigley Field
marquee
The red sign over the baseball park's main gate since 1934 · Clark and Addison, Chicago
Its mark
Only here, in the appPhoto: Paul Kehrer, CC BY 2.0, cropped
allograph is not connected with the Chicago Cubs or Wrigley Field.
It becomes a mark
Its outline is where everyone starts.
The red sign has hung over the gate at Clark and Addison since 1934, and people have posed under it ever since. Now its outline is a mark: draw over it, or match it with your camera.
The reveal
Same marquee. Everyone's story.
Everyone who stands here makes their own take on the same mark. Add yours and the reveal plays them all, one becoming the next.
Example takes. Generated examples. The reveal stays locked until you add yours.
- Generated example take: three friends laughing under the marquee
- Generated example take: a father with his daughter on his shoulders
- Generated example take: three friends taking a selfie at sunset
- Generated example take: a family in the crowd at the gate
Clark and Addison, Chicago
Only here
About 650 feet around the marquee.
Its mark unlocks within about 650 feet (200 meters) of the marquee. Unlocking it isn't the same as photographing the marquee: you take it by matching your camera to it, or by drawing over it. Anywhere else, it stays locked.
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Have a shop near a mark?
Make an offer, and invite the people outside to come in.