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by josh berta
Up and coming graphic designer, Elizabeth Perez, has designed a remarkable book cover concept for Fahrenheit 451. It got downright viral!
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by diane zerr
House Industries just announced their Photolettering app for the iPhone. Use your images with their alphabets!
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by armin
DNA, visually explained for the rest of us. (The rest of us that is that doodled their way through Biology class in high school). By Territory for BBC Knowledge.
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by armin
Nicholas Felton’s 2012 annual report is now available. As always: stunning. This year, well, last year: “The contents of this report were gathered with a custom-built iPhone app called Reporter. At random intervals each day the app sent reminders to complete a survey. The results of these questions were saved alongside background measurements to form the basis of this document.”
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by armin
Handy observations on selecting the right seat at a restaurant depending on table shape and chair count, by Alex Cornell. Agreed: two-tablers are a bitch.
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by plamen
NHL logos get minimalist treatment. Still sort of prefer the original ones.
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by james i bowie
Jorge Oswaldo’s paintings incorporate and recontextualize corporate logo design elements.
03.13.2013
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by armin
Tribute poster to the suites donned by Robert De Niro in Casino. Uncredited unfortunately. By Ibraheem Youssef.
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by armin
Slightly off-topic from my usual Quips but this Tumblr from National Geographic with big, juicy, old, grainy-film photos from their archives is delightful.
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