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“A set of images showing a person’s daily routine using experimental image-making and typography” by Nick Blair.
05.21.2012
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by armin
Charming (and energetic) hand-drawn animation for “Haz el Mongol” by Los Temblores.
05.21.2012
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by diane zerr
Quite an adorable music video using stop-motion. I can never get enough of stop-motion videos.
05.20.2012
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by armin
Very cool splatter paint illustrations of Star Wars characters, by Arian Noveir.
05.18.2012
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by armin
Love this. The Censorship Towel, product concept by Carmichael Collective.
05.18.2012
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Phil Hansen “tattoos” bananas with a pin for his upcoming book Tattoo a Banana: And Other Ways to Turn Anything and Everything Into Art.
05.18.2012
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Peter Chen is creating one-off portraits of iconic baseball players from the 1970s and 80s in the style of now vintage jumbotron images. The print method is pretty interesting: a grid of circle dots is printed on black paper with a laser printer, creating a black-on-black effect, and then a manual gold foil treatment is applied for the portrait.
05.18.2012
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by joe marianek
Artist Tom Sachs’ installation, “Space Program: Mars,” at the Park Avenue Armory, is far out.
05.17.2012
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by armin
An in-depth, behind-the-scenes look from the Adobe Brand Experience team on the development of the CS6 Desktop Brand System, from splash screens to file icons. Shown: all the assets played out for Dreamweaver.
05.17.2012
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An odd mix of genres come together in this video from the fastest white rapper on the differences between “Your” and “You’re”. Educational, despite NSFW language.
05.17.2012
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