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Super fun illustrations by Randyotter.
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85 icons by Freddy Arenas covering movie genres and emotions for Netflix’s new browsing feature, Flixtape: Like a mixtape, but for Netflix.
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45 designers were invited to create a pin or set of three pins in support of Hillary Clinton to be the 45th President of the U.S. UCllc represented by Bryony.
07.29.2016
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Monotype has given new life to a 1957 silent film of P. H. Rädisch that is perhaps the “only film in existence showing a master engraver cutting a [type] punch”. The short documentary is narrated by Matthew Carter.
07.29.2016
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by doug bartow
Crazy story: Photographer Carol Highsmith files a $1 Billion suit against Getty for licensing her public domain images.
07.28.2016
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Relating to a quip back in 2013, Adrien Noterdaem “Simpsonized” the characters of Stranger Things.
07.28.2016
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by niki blaker
Netflix’s cult show Stranger Things has stirred up our childhood nostalgia. In addition to the authentic 80’s props and amazing synthwave soundtrack, the typography is on point.
07.28.2016
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by armin
Good read on how Good Fucking Design Advice went from a side project made almost as a joke to a full-fledged business.
07.28.2016
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Whoah: Jongha Choi has built a little stool that folds into a bi-dimensional representation of its three-dimensional self. Or something. Just watch.
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So you know: the most “metal” words. As in, what are the most commonly used words by heavy metal bands. The least metal word? “Residential”
*begins headbanging* Residential! *continues headbanging*
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