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Feb 18

“Hammer Don’t Hurt ‘Em”

Card cover series for those breaking up on St. Valentine’s Day.

Pain and surprise aren’t nearly as bad when delivered with baggy pants.

By Esau Kessler

(Feel free to use for non-commercial purposes.)

(Source: un, via meaningportfolio)


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Feb 6
“In matters of style, swim with the current; in matters of principle, stand like a rock.” Thomas Jefferson (via jonathanmoore)

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Jan 29
New American Airlines logoCritique from Designer Massimo Vignelli (who designed the original back when Helvetica was new)

New American Airlines logo
Critique from Designer Massimo Vignelli (who designed the original back when Helvetica was new)


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Jan 28

(via azspotInge Druckrey: Teaching to See

Know a lot about art? Wanna learn more? Wanna teach graphic design? Watch this video: “Teaching to See”

 ”..Written letters are a memory of motion..” —Inge Druckrey 

Composition, typography, color, design. “The radical hand verses the conservative eye.”


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Jan 25
Swag gifted from designer Aaron @Draplin who spoke yesterday beside @Bardenay for the Boise Advertising Federation. Aaron has been struck wit the same vision as Meaning Creative: working within communities for a better tomorrow.

Swag gifted from designer Aaron @Draplin who spoke yesterday beside @Bardenay for the Boise Advertising Federation. Aaron has been struck wit the same vision as Meaning Creative: working within communities for a better tomorrow.

(Source: un)


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Jan 10
(via formfollowsfunctionjournal) Meeting Aviation

(via formfollowsfunctionjournal) Meeting Aviation

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Nov 24
paluegoestarde:

BMW Builds A Computer Mouse?
BMW Designworks USA has teamed up with Thermaltake to create a high-end computer mouse. Called the ‘Level 10 M’, the mouse is said to be a dream come true for gamers. The mouse has is made of alloy (a lightweight, corrosive-resistant material used in aeronatucis and architecture), has holes on the top especially for those with sweaty hands, and features five-programmable keys and a ‘Z-key’, in addition to the two regular keys on the top of the mouse. The top of the mouse can also be adjusted to customize the mouse’s height and lateral inclination. The Z-key is designed for 5 different commands and during the gaming mode, it can be used to switched between 5 gaming profiles, the brand said in a statement. Level 10 M comes in four colors—Diamond Black, Iron White, Military Green and Blazing Red—and will be available at most major retail stores in US, Europe and Asia at a price of about US$99. Can BMW build the ‘ultimate’ mouse like it builds its ‘ultimate driving machines’? 

 Too bad with the advent of Apple products, Sony Wii, & Microsoft’s Surface, we are switching to gesture based computing.

paluegoestarde:

BMW Builds A Computer Mouse?

BMW Designworks USA has teamed up with Thermaltake to create a high-end computer mouse. 

Called the ‘Level 10 M’, the mouse is said to be a dream come true for gamers. 

The mouse has is made of alloy (a lightweight, corrosive-resistant material used in aeronatucis and architecture), has holes on the top especially for those with sweaty hands, and features five-programmable keys and a ‘Z-key’, in addition to the two regular keys on the top of the mouse. 

The top of the mouse can also be adjusted to customize the mouse’s height and lateral inclination. 

The Z-key is designed for 5 different commands and during the gaming mode, it can be used to switched between 5 gaming profiles, the brand said in a statement. 

Level 10 M comes in four colors—Diamond Black, Iron White, Military Green and Blazing Red—and will be available at most major retail stores in US, Europe and Asia at a price of about US$99. 

Can BMW build the ‘ultimate’ mouse like it builds its ‘ultimate driving machines’? 

Too bad with the advent of Apple products, Sony Wii, & Microsoft’s Surface, we are switching to gesture based computing.

(via synmirror)


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Oct 31
“Crosby, Stills and Nash have released an iPad app developed by Contendis that allows fans to subscribe to exclusive content, updates and premium fan features. Think online fan club without access to concert tickets. The band is calling it the first subscription-based iPad app for a recording artist to be approved for sale in the Apple App Store. The app is free to download. A subscription costs $3.99 per month or $39.99 per year and can be purchased within the app.”

Business Matters: Mobile Phone Study Brings Both Good and Bad News for Digital Music Services | Billboard.biz

For some, maybe, Apps are the next CDs…?

No, apps are the next MTV/fanzine/music store experience. I have said all along when an album fits on the head of a pin, your “album” is what ever you want it to be. Take that a step further your songs are floating around in the air now, streaming, or ready for download on devices that almost everyone has. The industry nor the public has entirely wrapped their heads around that.

(via futuristgerd)

(via emergentfutures)


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Oct 22

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Oct 10
LOTR Poster featuring Suaron & Ring Wraiths by Javier Garcia
Click through for more film homages.
“…each month by bringing a new film and a continuous stream of creatives that carry with them their own unique interpretations and ideas.”

LOTR Poster featuring Suaron & Ring Wraiths by Javier Garcia

Click through for more film homages.

“…each month by bringing a new film and a continuous stream of creatives that carry with them their own unique interpretations and ideas.”


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