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Laser Cat, “a giant cat that projects art” will be performing April 7th-9th at the ADC Festival of Art + Craft in Advertising and Design. Feed it your art at the link so that it can display it.
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by armin
Not graphic design related but dang! Best thing to happen to sandwiches since sliced bread.
03.18.2014
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by armin
Eilon Paz photographs and interviews record collectors. His Dust & Groove website is now a book. If you are in New York, he’ll be talking about his project this Wednesday (March 19) at AIGA NY.
03.18.2014
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by josh berta
“Hike is a 1-day educational design conference for new designers looking for insight, honest answers, and solid solutions to help you go pro.” Organized and presented by The Secret Handshake and Form & Future.
03.17.2014
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by armin
“Food Maps” by Henry Hargreaves (photographer) and Caitlin Levin (food stylist) with Zarid Melmed (typography). Tasty.
03.17.2014
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Art of the Title takes an in-depth look at the making of the end titles of The LEGO Movie by Alma Mater.
03.17.2014
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by armin
Task-management app ElephantBites by David Elgena looks good but the presentation is awesome.
03.17.2014
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by armin
Prototypo, a new WYSIWYG font-designing software by Byte Foundry. Intriguing.
03.17.2014
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by joe marianek
Twelve designers and artists including Alex Trochut, Kyle Read, and Jen Mussari, were commissioned by the ADC to create interpretations of the phrase “Blood, Sweat and Tears,” to announce the upcoming portfolio night on May 21st.
03.16.2014
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by ricardo cordoba
Nicholas Blechman has an illustrated/animated series called “Food Chains” in The New York Times. The latest installment is about his field trip to Barilla, the world’s largest pasta maker.
(You can check out the first installment, which was about adulterated extra virgin olive oil, here.)
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