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November 05, 2008
Lost in Translation: Fuzz vs. Fuck
Having fun with language — whether outright expletives or more subtle allusions — is part of Gail’s and Robynne’s talents that can be applied to both work and social conversation. Here we have two vastly different applications: On top is Robynne Raye’s contribution to the 2005 Hurricane Poster Project, which is self explanatory; and below it is Gail’s campaign for Avenue Q, the Sesame Street inspired Broadway musical not suitable for children. Aside from fun with words what these two posters have in common that the subject matter of both is, in the end, about puppets.
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