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Amazing images by Herra Kuulapaa of high-speed precision ballistic photography.
01.27.2014
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New York-based designer Craig Ward has created a series of typographic pieces bearing Pagan and Heathen words made with pyrography on slabs of chestnut. Currently on display until January 30 at the Type Directors Club. Link shows more images.
01.27.2014
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Apple has a great, interactive timeline celebrating 30 years and some of its most influential users, including designers David Carson and April Greiman.
01.27.2014
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The National Library of Sweden has some lovely books on their Flickr page. Amazing and elaborate bindings, covers and gilded edges.
01.24.2014
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This is too funny. Curtis Petraglia explains: “Way back in 2009, when my roommate Nick Ott was in college mind you, he took some hideously awesome modeling photos. He managed to keep them a secret for years but there’s just one problem with secrets. There are no secrets. I found his photos on the internet and now every day is the worst day of his life. Welcome To Hott Town, Population: This Face.”
01.24.2014
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The team at NY-based design firm, Little Big Brands, got overly excited about the Super Bowl with this self-promo.
01.24.2014
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The result is kind of cheesy but the process is pretty awesome: making a dimensional crab sign. By Danthonia Designs.
01.24.2014
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James Victore’s Cubicle Activism project is now live, helping you become the “full-on-double-barreled free-to-kick-ass version of yourself”.
01.24.2014
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by josh berta
Using the “2.5D” visual effect, Rino Stefano Tagliafierro has animated classic paintings. The results are by and large compelling.
01.23.2014
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This hungarian performer gets “photoshopped” as she sings in this music video.
01.23.2014
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