Office décor is often pretty lackluster, and designer Ben Brucker's office was no different.
So the 31-year-old decided he wanted to transform the walls of his workplace, an eBay Enterprise-owned commerce design agency called The Shop in San Francisco.
Brucker posted about his project to Reddit on Wednesday, describing his walls "drab."
He thought paint would be too time-consuming of a fix, so he settled on Post-it notes — 8,024 Post-it notes, to be exact.
He made mock-ups to lay out the superhero theme he envisioned.
Planning took 30 hours over the course of two weeks.
Over a weekend, Brucker and some of his colleagues got to work systematically covering the walls in two-foot sections.
Everyone was welcome to pitch in.
The end result was amazing.
Each piece is 34 Post-its high.
Brucker called the reaction he got Monday morning "overwhelmingly positive." Other offices in the company have even told him they'd take on their own art projects.
"I think it’s important to not hate your work environment," Brucker said. "And if you have an opportunity to change it, you should. It should reflect the personality of the people who work there every day."
