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by josh berta
A look at the work of ten artists using video games as their primary medium.
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by quipsologies
Unbelievably stunning tattoo illustrations by Dan Christofferson for an AIGA Salt Lake City event letterpressed into a poster and postcards by Mandate Press.
02.17.2011
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by doug bartow
Read complete back issues of SPY Magazine (1990-1998) via Google Books. Hell yes!
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by plamen
A series of alternative posters for this year’s Oscar nominated films by Mr Shabba.
02.17.2011
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by quipsologies
Fourteen actors acting… what a bunch of talented phonies.
02.17.2011
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by armin
The envelope for the Oscards gets a makeover, going from plain white to “iridescent gold paper watermarked with little images of Oscar. It’s lined with shiny red paper embossed with gold Oscars.”
Update: Sleuth reader Joe Moran sends us this link to a video of designer Marc Friedland showing off the envelope.
02.17.2011
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by jason dean
Unveiled at this week’s Toy Fair in New York, Monopoly ditches the dice, paper money and designated banker in favor of an ominous all-seeing computer tower. Is this the destruction of a classic design or a timely update? Comments are open.
02.16.2011
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by doug bartow
Porsche puts 1 million names of their Facebook fans on the body of a new 911. Macht Schnell!
02.16.2011
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by armin
Todd McClellan’s fantastic “Disassembly” photograph series. (Click on “New Work” at the link).
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