Brave By Choice Sticker — No Sight Required
Brave By Choice Sticker — No Sight Required
“Brave by choice. Blind by chance.”
The line, on a kiss-cut vinyl sticker. Laptop lid, water bottle, white cane case, the back of a phone. Being blind was chance. What you did afterward is the part you earned. From No Sight Required: The Blind User’s Guide to AI.
What it looks like
A rounded square in deep navy blue that brightens toward an electric cobalt in the lower middle, with a thin silver-white line running just inside the edge as a border. At the top sits a small ring with a bright white centre — a lens, taken from the book’s cover art. Below it, in large heavy white capitals across two lines: BRAVE BY CHOICE. / BLIND BY CHANCE. Under that, in small widely spaced pale-grey capitals, NO SIGHT REQUIRED. The sticker is cut to the rounded-square shape, so there is no white rectangle around it.
What it feels like
Kiss-cut vinyl on a paper backing sheet — the sticker itself is cut through but the backing is not, so you can find the edge with a fingernail and peel it away cleanly. Smooth, slightly glossy face with no raised texture; the design is printed flat, not embossed, so the lettering cannot be felt. Waterproof and scratch resistant. Four sizes: 2, 3, 4 and 6 inches square.
About the book
No Sight Required: The Blind User’s Guide to AI is written by Tony Gebhard — a blind musician, filmmaker and assistive technology professional. Every instruction in it is keyboard-first, and every example assumes you cannot see the screen. More at nosightrequired.com