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Dissecting how Urban Outfitters, which also owns Anthropologie, describe their audience. Wonder how the measure “angst”.
04.24.2013
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Dissecting how Urban Outfitters, which also owns Anthropologie, describe their audience. Wonder how the measure “angst”.
04.24.2013
I thought this was a hoax when I first saw it due to the overall lack of quality presented as logo choices, but apparently this is real: “College Football Playoff” replaces the previous BCS (Bowl Championship Series), and we get to choose the new logo. Lucky us.
04.24.2013
Some of life’s most pressing questions demand their own dedicated site. For MLB attendees to the six stadiums with retractable roofs, this one is for you: Is the Roof Open? By Moses.
04.24.2013
Sometimes nothing lets out frustration like a good parallax scrolling screed. “They Don’t Work for You” is an “interactive political poster” by Guts & Glory that adds to the shame being poured on the U.S. senators that voted against the gun background check bill.
04.24.2013
Hummingbird is a new music notation system that is meant to be easier to learn and remember. More info at the link.
04.24.2013
So great. Thomas Lamadieu fills in the sky in between buildings with character illustrations.
04.23.2013
Sponsored superheroes by Roberto Vergati Santos. Still way more sophisticated than those NASCAR cars.
04.23.2013
Wonderful idea by Andrew Spitz: customizable, 3D printable flight routes that you’ve flown. At prototype stage right now.
04.23.2013
Graphic Designer David LaFerriere has been drawing on his kids’ sandwich Ziplocs with Sharpies since 2008. More than 1,100 bags in his Flickr set.
04.23.2013
Sad to see the individual logos developed by John David Lloyd in 1999 for the major UK railway stations being phased out.
04.23.2013