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by doug bartow
A 240-year-old map of NYC is reborn with stunning results.
01.17.2011
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by niki blaker
Now available, the Motion Graphic Design Census - an unofficial web-based survey of professionals in the Motion Graphic Design field
01.17.2011
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by joe marianek
The AIGA Best of New England “BoNE” show identity is cute in a static-Rube Goldberg kind of way. Worth entering if you’re a designer anywhere near the east coast … ends on Feb 4.
01.17.2011
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by doug bartow
A book printed through a printing chain made of four desktop printers using four different colors and technologies dated from 1880 to 1976. (note: questioning the dates for the laser- and ink-jet printers here)
01.17.2011
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by doug bartow
NFL finger candy: a visual history of Superbowl ring design. The 2011 JETS design will be unveiled in 3 weeks.
01.16.2011
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by diane zerr
Bangback. With a motto like “Print is Dead, Long Live Print”, Bangback is a new site from Pinball Publishing to share their own print projects as well as expanded coverage of print culture at large.
01.16.2011
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by ricardo cordoba
In his latest Design Observer post, Rick Poynor writes about Czech and Polish movie posters.
01.16.2011
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by paul soulellis
Quips from Rome: ancient graffiti directly beneath St. Peter’s Basilica gives new meaning to “embroidered” typography. Fascinating letterforms and analysis.
01.15.2011
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by armin
A series of four limited edition prints for Gary Hustwit’s latest documentary, Urbanized, designed by Build.
01.14.2011
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by niki blaker
NYTimes: Shepard Fairey and The Associated Press settle their long-running legal battle over the well-known “Hope” campaign poster of Barack Obama.
01.14.2011
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