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Trailer for the documentary Sign Painters. Full feature doc now available on iTunes.
05.23.2014
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Hilarious: “This is a GIF of a Vine of a video of a Flipbook of a GIF of a video of a Roller Coaster.” By Televandalist.
05.23.2014
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New logos for all 30 Major League Baseball stadiums, by Grant O’Dell.
05.22.2014
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by doug bartow
I’ve been a working designer in Upstate NY for the past 20 years. Last Friday was a first—an upstate-wide conference celebrating and connecting our design community. The official Create Upstate site is here, and there’s a great review of the day by type designer Tyler Finck, here. I certainly hope this event is the first annual, it was a fabulous day for everyone involved.
05.22.2014
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by doug bartow
File under want: Coca-Cola rolls out a street-inspired packaging identity for the 32 nations competing in the upcoming World Cup.
05.22.2014
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by armin
Regardless of your knowledge of Hebrew, this exercise by 3rd year visual communication students at Shenkar College of Engineering and Design, displays some great visual stimulus with each student creating a related set of posters in 3 different sizes.
05.22.2014
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“The Drinkable Book” by the Water is Life organization presents an innovative paper filter that can be used to purify water. Great idea, lovingly presented.
05.22.2014
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Great series of posters by Matthew Olin for La Habra High School Theater Guild where each illustration adheres to a strict geometric grid as a foundation.
05.22.2014
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by josh berta
MIT architecture student Rizal Muslimin looked to traditional forms of craft, such as weaving and beading, and created some brilliant new ways to fabricate and assemble beams and bricks. Really, really amazing.
05.21.2014
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