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Showing posts with label graphic design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label graphic design. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 19, 2009
Monday, August 17, 2009
Mark Twain
"It's easy to quit smoking, I've done it hundreds of times."
- Mark Twain
The visuals of this package design is not the point, the point is that Mark Twain is brilliant, and the humor of placing this quote on the inside of a match book is pretty good too.
found @ffffound!
Monday, August 10, 2009
Toyota IQ Font
Watch the video - iQ font - When driving becomes writing / Full making of, and/or download the font.
Friday, February 8, 2008
thought this was clever
"The New South Wales Police Force has launched a campaign focusing on the many people who are run over when crossing the road, because of loud music from iPods and other mp3 players. Fantastic execution, done by DDB Australia."
posted on Journale - Asgeir Hoem, original post titled iDie
Thursday, February 7, 2008
Friday, October 26, 2007
Thursday, March 29, 2007
another day..
I ran 2.75miles at 5mph today.
Recently I started reading my History of Graphic Design text book from college. Art history in general fascinates me, but not art history classes. I remember sitting in the back of the lecture hall in this class tracing random type faces from this book instead of paying attention, while of course my far more talented classmates doodling the cartoon portraits of the professor. What I got out of that class was a letter grade “B” and the thought of “maybe I will read this book someday” and that someday had finally arrived.
Saw an old typewriter today when I past by this art gallery, just thought that it’s just impossible to have 'writer’s block' if you just use an old typewriter instead of a computer - it would be so much fun typing on that thing you wouldn’t wanna stop! And even better you can use the lack of back space key as an excuse to roll perfectly good paper into balls and practice 3 pointers with your trash can.
Recently I started reading my History of Graphic Design text book from college. Art history in general fascinates me, but not art history classes. I remember sitting in the back of the lecture hall in this class tracing random type faces from this book instead of paying attention, while of course my far more talented classmates doodling the cartoon portraits of the professor. What I got out of that class was a letter grade “B” and the thought of “maybe I will read this book someday” and that someday had finally arrived.
Saw an old typewriter today when I past by this art gallery, just thought that it’s just impossible to have 'writer’s block' if you just use an old typewriter instead of a computer - it would be so much fun typing on that thing you wouldn’t wanna stop! And even better you can use the lack of back space key as an excuse to roll perfectly good paper into balls and practice 3 pointers with your trash can.
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