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MC Hammer tweets. And I do not. ›
Pepsi, Tropicana, Arnell Group. But wait, Peter Arnell lead directs this interesting item. ›
I've never seen a library like this. ›
Died Young, Stayed Pretty, a documentary about rock poster artists, as far as I can tell. ›
Bunkers: Ruins of War in a New American Landscape. I'm so fascinated with remnants of war in modern day. Don't know why. ›
5 methods in CSS for vertical alignment. ›
Beautiful web site for Black Estate Vineyard. ›
A new web presence for Thirst. Very nice. ›
Enjoy the Trojan War, via Facebook. Genius. ›
Looking back, Metallica has an impressive video library. Turn the Page is still a brutal video. ›
Brooklyn Superhero Supply Store. Where a human can be a hero. ›
The Cooper Union has had an identity makeover, and boy-o is it colorful (and beautiful). ›
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I'll admit it, I fell in love with IKEA when they opened a store in Orlando. However, walking into such a huge warehouse, I always got the creeping idea that the environmental impact was high. Enter sustainability. (01/30)
Airplot! Like the branding of this green endeavor. (01/30)
Damian Aquiles, Constructing My Silence. (01/30)
The joy of not being sold anything. It doesn't happen often. (01/29)
An evolution of Super Bowl logos. Pretty fascinating. Almost a history lesson in American trends and graphic design tools' evolution (from pen to computer). (01/28)
Sprite Optimization. Cutting down the number of files to load in a given web page is always a good thing. (01/28)
The Spice Outfit. Brilliant idea for a collection of meat rubs and spices. (01/28)
Mikel Uribetxeberria's Animalia, or animals in urban settings. (01/28)
Cadbury eyebrows. (01/26)
Razor blade boxes; yet another gallery to add to the "I never knew that was cool" list. One, two, and three galleries to boot. [speakup] (01/26)
A Thousand Words. By Ted Chung. So many opportunities to connect. What if you took just one? Anyone know the music? (01/26)
I am very inspired by 21-19. Time to roll up the sleeves. (01/23)
El Banco Deuno, identity for Mexico's leading bank for middle income families. Or so they claim. Quite approachable. (01/23)
Eno Henze does amazing generative art. His large scales are amazing. (01/22)
Fine typography out of Mucca, I tell ya. (01/22)
We're All Gonna Die, 100 meters of existance. Simon Høgsberg photographs the same spot for 20 days. Mesmorizing. (01/21)
What does branding look like on the other side of the world? (01/21)
Andrew Holder, an amazing illustrator. (01/21)
On destiny and evolution. (01/21)
A series of film poster remakes by Olly Moss. Totally digging Die Hard and Deer Hunter. Don't miss his portfolio, too. (01/19)
Seacomber Hotel. Reminds me of home. I miss the Art Deco architecture around Miami. (01/16)
A list of book cover favorites by their respective designers. (01/15)
Really dig the illustrations of Tim Gough and finding it lame I haven't heard of him before. [grain] (01/14)
I'm fascinated with Neil Gavin's portraits. (01/14)
David Cross on why Arrested Development was cancelled. Might be old news, but damnit I'm still bitter. Bring on the movie! (01/12)
Disney Rejection Letter, 1938. Yikes. (01/12)
About our economy... (01/12)
"They make ya look soo good." (01/09)
Edward Burtynsky photographs Australia's mines. Epic, in a word. (01/07)
Alvin Chan, quite a talented soul. (01/07)
The Great Bear pamphlets. [line] (01/07)
Not sure when it happened, but one day we all suddenly started hating phone books. And with good reason. Nothing like coming home to five phone books on the doorstep, never to be used. So let's strike back, shall we? (01/06)
Old School Stationers. I suddenly wish I was in Oregon for a day (or two), depending on the weather. (01/06)
Dude, it's a Dude-a-Day. Fantastic sketches. (01/06)
History of the Internet. Learn! [fff] (01/06)
Lo and behold, through the smog China is creating the world's largest solar plant. Didn't see that one coming. (01/06)
Laimonas Stasiulis, amazing photographer. Wonderful web site. (01/05)
— Gernhard Richter
