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5 Sweet iPad Decals

Posted By Eric Dye on July 30, 2010

I spent some time this past week browsing Etsy and I ran into some pretty cool iPad decals, especially after I saw what John was sporting on his.

Here are the top five that I saw:

Pacman

Because really… who doesn’t love Pacman?!

Homer Simpson

Apparently Homer doesn’t just like donuts, he likes Apple’s too!

The Giving Tree

One of my absolutely favorite childhood stories.

I Love Apple Pi(e)

The Brain Bowl nerd in me could not stop laughing for a few minutes!

Camera Settings

Being a part-time photographer, this one was my favorite.

Which one did you like the best? Have you seen any other cool iPad decals?

About Eric Dye: I believe in media that matters. I have produced radio for over 15 years, including Promise Keepers Radio Highlights, Christianbook.com & Jay Sekulow LIVE! I've also been brewing websites for over 10 years. My wife and I, with our four kids, live in Italy, where we are missionary digital tentmakers and aspiring tentbloggers who passionately want to reach the lost in Italy.

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5 Responses to “5 Sweet iPad Decals”

benj
July 30, 2010 at #
decals + flipbook = me wants
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Graham
August 1, 2010 at #
I don’t have an iPad… but if I did I would be torn between the Giving Tree (also one of my favorite childhood books) or I Love Apple Pie. I LOL’d at that one!
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Travis Fish
August 1, 2010 at #
Those are awesome. I want them all. Oh, I guess I should get an iPad first…
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Matthew Snider
August 2, 2010 at #
I would go for either Iron Man or Lost decals. Both are on etsy and look awesome.
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