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Amazing portrait of Mark Zuckerberg slicing the ends of 36 books to create different shades, by Red Hong. More pictures and video at the link.
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The Image Language, an interactive experiment that translates each word into the first Google Images search result, by Santiago Luna Lupo and Mihail Aleksandrov. Shown: 2012 Summer Olympics.
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Great illustrated (and lengthy) essay by Craig Mod on book cover design in the physical and digital realms.
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Pride and Prejudice and Moby Dick recreated by brothers Jack Wang and Holman Wang in felt for their upcoming series “Cozy Classics.”
06.11.2012
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The Hinglish Project, a free download font that overlays the Latin alphabet over the Devengari character of its phonetic resemblance. Sponsored by India’s Ministry of Tourism.
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Wallpaper designed by Kyle Kargov for the 2012 RGD Creative Earners Survey. Nice quote.
06.11.2012
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This clock, by Louie Rigano, uses three translucen circles to tell time, “each one’s size equivalent to the corresponding hand of traditional clocks, pivot atop a larger white circle.”
06.11.2012
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Some really beautiful book covers by Keely O’Shannessy, a graphic designer and artist based in Auckland, New Zealand.
06.10.2012
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Do you suffer from Vertical Video Syndrome? You are shooting it wrong, you dummy — a public service announcement from angry puppets.
06.08.2012
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17-year-old Kara Koskowich made her own prom dress out of recycled homework paper. Get this girl an audition for Project Runway, stat!
06.08.2012
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