A freshly brewed edition of Quipsologies.
Happy new year!
Two projects from photographer Simon Hoegsberg: “The Low Fat Diaries,” from Copenhagen to the Mediterranean sea on 14 Euros a day; and “Professional Fury,” three days of headbanging fun. Plus more, of course, at the rest of his web site.
Until January 11 you can vote on STEP Inside Design’s first-ever Readers Choice Award for their upcoming STEP 100 annual. (Registration required).
If you have the time, all the pages of the great Plazm magazine. [via]
If you publish books (or simply care about books), starting yesterday, books will now be identified with a 13-digit ISBN number instead of 10 digits.
Speaking of books, Chicago State University has a fancy new library.
Those crazy folks at Wieden+Kennedy are looking for another twelve crazy folks to join their WK12 program. Get psyched with a video.
AIGA and Adobe want to define the designer of 2015. Quick, people, only eight years left.
Why you would ever need high resolution files of laundry care icons I don’t know, but just in case… [via]
In my stocking this year, one of my favorite books, Sensacional! Mexican Street Graphics.
In my brother’s stocking, David Adjaye: Making Public Buildings. Not necessarily graphic design, but quite good.
Adopt a roach. Why? I don’t know.
Front page news, Saddam executed: International papers had no trouble showing the “rope” image, while U.S. papers opted for a less graphic image.
Plus a whole slew of best-of lists that we won’t subject you to.
Aside from the annoying flash and pop-up laden web site, from what google seems to indicate, the WK12 is nothing more than an intern program with the catch that the interns pay them for the opportunity.
Clever, I suppose. More power to them.
On Jan.02.2007 at 10:10 AM