POINTCASTCOLLEGE 50 · FIELD EDITION 2026
A print wall of fifty colorful Saturday Signal Nouns wearing rectangular noggles

THE NOUN PRESS · DROP 001 · CC0

SATURDAY
SIGNAL
NOUNS

Fifty real Nouns, remixed into unofficial place portraits through local materials and campus design research. Take a stamp, wear a profile, hang a wallpaper, or collect a free Tezos edition.

CHOOSE A NOUN ↓TAKE THE SHEET ↗

50FIELD NOUNS150FREE FILES0 ꜩMINT PRICE

A school is more than a logo. A Noun is permission to keep building.

River light, limestone, pine, transit, weather, type, and a print lab at 2 a.m. become the field around fifty characters assembled from official Nouns CC0 traits. They are place portraits—not redrawn mascots.

imperfect by designtactile textureneo-deco geometryplayful surrealismlocal flavor

OFFICIAL TRAITS · OPEN DNA

REAL NOUNS.
LOCAL FIELDS.

Every character uses the checked-in Nouns trait system: pixel body, accessory, head, and noggles. PointCast adds the campus-place field, editorial name, print texture, profile crop, and wallpaper.

EXPLORE THE OFFICIAL NOUNS TRAITS ↗

TEZOS · OPEN PRESS

FREE TO TAKE.
FINITE TO COLLECT.

Every field is prepared as a free Tezos edition: 100 copies maximum, one per wallet, no sale price. The collector pays network gas only. Downloads remain free whether or not you mint.

PRICE
0 ꜩ + network gas
CAP
100 / field
RIGHTS
CC0 where possible
WALLET
Kukai / Beacon

● ART + METADATA LIVE · CONTRACT ORIGINATION AWAITS CREATOR SIGNATURE

PRESS FLOOR / 01–50

PICK THE FIELD
THAT FEELS LIKE HOME.

50 fields on the press

All fifty Saturday Signal Nouns arranged as one print wall

THE WHOLE ISSUE · ONE SHEET

THE COLLEGE 50
AS NOUNS.

Download it, print it, use it as your desktop, or cut the fields apart. The collection is released as culture before inventory.

DOWNLOAD THE SHEET ↗

RESEARCH DESK

50 SCHOOLS.
50 DESIGN LENSES.

Every field links to an official university art, architecture, or design program. They are research context—not collaborators or endorsers.

  1. 01
    Ohio Statebotanical systems and industrial clarity
    Ohio State Department of Design ↗
  2. 02
    Notre Damearchitecture as ceremony and threshold
    Notre Dame School of Architecture ↗
  3. 03
    Texascreative technology meeting material landscape
    UT Austin School of Design and Creative Technologies ↗
  4. 04
    Oregonproduct systems shaped by outdoor utility
    University of Oregon Product Design ↗
  5. 05
    Georgiastudio experimentation and Southern material culture
    UGA Lamar Dodd School of Art ↗
  6. 06
    Indianacross-disciplinary art, architecture, and design
    Indiana Eskenazi School of Art, Architecture + Design ↗
  7. 07
    Miamiclimate-responsive architecture and tropical modernism
    University of Miami School of Architecture ↗
  8. 08
    LSUart and design grounded in Gulf landscapes
    LSU College of Art + Design ↗
  9. 09
    Texas Techarchitecture under extreme plains light
    Texas Tech College of Architecture ↗
  10. 10
    USCcontemporary art, media, and visual culture
    USC Roski School of Art and Design ↗
  11. 11
    Alabamagraphic form through studio art and regional observation
    University of Alabama Department of Art and Art History ↗
  12. 12
    Penn Statearchitecture, landscape, and graphic systems
    Penn State Stuckeman School ↗
  13. 13
    Texas A&Mlarge-scale environmental and civic design
    Texas A&M School of Architecture ↗
  14. 14
    Oklahomaregional modernism and resilient place-making
    University of Oklahoma Gibbs College of Architecture ↗
  15. 15
    Michiganart and design as public inquiry
    University of Michigan Stamps School of Art & Design ↗
  16. 16
    BYUcommunication design with disciplined craft
    BYU Design Department ↗
  17. 17
    Ole Missstudio art, print, and material storytelling
    University of Mississippi Department of Art and Art History ↗
  18. 18
    Tennesseearchitecture and design in Appalachian terrain
    University of Tennessee College of Architecture + Design ↗
  19. 19
    Clemsonarchitecture, art, and construction as one culture
    Clemson College of Architecture, Art and Construction ↗
  20. 20
    Utaharchitecture and planning under mountain pressure
    University of Utah College of Architecture + Planning ↗
  21. 21
    Washingtonvisual communication in a Pacific material ecology
    University of Washington Division of Design ↗
  22. 22
    Floridaclimate, landscape, and constructed environments
    University of Florida College of Design, Construction and Planning ↗
  23. 23
    South Carolinavisual art and design across media
    University of South Carolina School of Visual Art and Design ↗
  24. 24
    Boise Stategraphic design with digital and physical play
    Boise State Graphic Design ↗
  25. 25
    Iowaprint, book arts, and experimental studio practice
    University of Iowa School of Art and Art History ↗
  26. 26
    West Virginiaart and design through Appalachian making
    WVU School of Art and Design ↗
  27. 27
    UCLAinterdisciplinary arts and public experimentation
    UCLA School of the Arts and Architecture ↗
  28. 28
    Michigan Statestudio art, design, and transmedia culture
    Michigan State Department of Art, Art History, and Design ↗
  29. 29
    Arizona Statelarge-scale creative practice across art and design
    ASU Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts ↗
  30. 30
    Coloradoenvironmental design between city and mountain
    CU Boulder Program in Environmental Design ↗
  31. 31
    Kansasvisual communication and industrial design
    University of Kansas School of Architecture & Design ↗
  32. 32
    Rutgersart and design inside a dense regional corridor
    Rutgers Mason Gross Art & Design ↗
  33. 33
    Syracusecommunications, industrial, and environmental design
    Syracuse University School of Design ↗
  34. 34
    Wisconsinstudio art with print and material depth
    University of Wisconsin–Madison Art Department ↗
  35. 35
    Virginia Techarchitecture and design as public infrastructure
    Virginia Tech School of Design ↗
  36. 36
    Florida Statecontemporary studio art and expanded media
    Florida State Department of Art ↗
  37. 37
    Auburnarchitecture, planning, and making in one civic studio
    Auburn College of Architecture, Design and Construction ↗
  38. 38
    Arkansasregional architecture and landscape craft
    Fay Jones School of Architecture and Design ↗
  39. 39
    Nebraskaarchitecture and design for the Great Plains
    University of Nebraska College of Architecture ↗
  40. 40
    Oklahoma Stategraphic design as systems, type, and public signal
    Oklahoma State Graphic Design ↗
  41. 41
    TCUvisual communication and emerging media
    TCU Department of Design ↗
  42. 42
    Baylorstudio art and design grounded in close looking
    Baylor Department of Art and Art History ↗
  43. 43
    Arizonaarchitecture and landscape under desert constraints
    University of Arizona CAPLA ↗
  44. 44
    Iowa Statea full college of design built around interdisciplinary making
    Iowa State College of Design ↗
  45. 45
    Minnesotahuman-centered design across products, graphics, and landscapes
    University of Minnesota College of Design ↗
  46. 46
    Missourivisual studies across print, time, and public culture
    University of Missouri School of Visual Studies ↗
  47. 47
    Kentuckyproduct, interiors, architecture, and preservation in dialogue
    University of Kentucky College of Design ↗
  48. 48
    Louisvillestudio art with deep printmaking traditions
    University of Louisville Hite Institute of Art + Design ↗
  49. 49
    North Carolinaart as critical making across a public campus
    UNC Department of Art and Art History ↗
  50. 50
    NC Stateindustrial, graphic, and experience design as one system
    NC State College of Design ↗

NOUNS DNA · SIX STUDIES · ONE PRESS

THE TRAITS MAKE CHARACTERS.
POINTCAST MAKES THE ISSUE.

Official Nouns CC0 traits · fifty deterministic characters

ChatGPT image generation · three art-direction masters

Midjourney · two visual studies

Qwen-Image · one print-lab study

PointCast composite press · 150 final field assets