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by armin
These two bad boys just arrived in the mail. Numbers 4 and 5 of Crap Hound, collections of vintage clip-art edited and designed by Sean Tejaratchi. Now, what project can I used these on?
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by josh berta
Designer Nina Boesch’s elaborate collages made from Metrocards are a beautiful love letter to New York City.
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by jason dean
Hilarious fake trailer for SXSW “Mario” tells the story of the Nintendo classic.
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by armin
The battle of one designer, Bruno Zalum, against his own vice of serious nail-biting begins with an infographic.”I meticulously monitored each biting session I had for 7 days and dissected the numbers relevant to each finger on this intimate infographic.”
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by josh berta
IBM is celebrating their hundred year anniversary with 100 icons lauding their legacy. Seen here, “Good Design is Good Business.” Amen to that.
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by plamen
The Brander - a bilingual German / English online magazine about brands and their creators.
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by armin
Jim Biber’s 100 Ideas for New York™ looks promising. Idea 001 Sidewalk Tourist Lanes: “They stroll more slowly than the typical 85 year-old New Yorker; line up in football-size rows blocking entire sidewalks and, worst of all, they actually wait for green lights before crossing.”
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by ricardo cordoba
“Making Books,” a 1947 film produced by Encyclopaedia Britannica Films in collaboration with the Library of Congress.
03.15.2011
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