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Some idioms/sayings from around the world, explained and illustrated.
11.17.2014
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Great posters and titles for sequels that don’t exist. Yet. Shown: Spaceballs III: The Search for Spaceballs II by Nikkolas Smith
11.17.2014
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Based on Jimmy Kimmel’s Mean Tweets videos, DDB has done a similar video of employees reading mean tweets about their work.
11.17.2014
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Showcase of the 2014 Kantar Information is Beautiful Awards winners. Shown: Weather Radials Poster by Timm Kekeritz.
11.17.2014
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by james i bowie
Adam Sternbergh takes a deep dive into the history and evolution of emoji for New York magazine.
11.16.2014
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by plamen
Just a month after the new krone banknotes come the new designs for the Norwegian passports and ID cards by Neue. Pictured: when placed under UV light the landscapes on the pages transform to show images of the Northern Lights.
11.15.2014
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by armin
“Mmm… foot-long chili dog.” Thrillist has gathered the 110 times Homer has said “Mmm… something”. Mmm… Listicle.
11.14.2014
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Cheer up, losers. The Disappointments Diary from Asbury & Asbury is back for another year full of stuff to bring you down. And keep your appointments in check.
11.14.2014
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by armin
This is surprisingly addictive: an interactive music video for psych-pop band Celestial Shore, where clicking on the scene makes things blast up and across the tiny room. By Julian Glander.
11.14.2014
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by quipsologies
A collection of original graphic film posters roughly spanning 1958-1988 during the taboo-shattering age of the grindhouse, the drive-in and the adults-only theaters before home video and massive media mergers dealt the death blow to these types of films.
11.14.2014
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