Wednesday, March 3, 2010

Pantone Make Up Concepts

Pantone Make Up Concepts: "

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Two concepts by Renata Viega, a São Paulo, Brazil based designer....


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Tuesday, March 2, 2010

Google=big brother?



Artist Stéphane Massa-Bidal has created a series of posters that make you look at Google's authority and access to our lives in a new way. Trust. in. Google?
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via bf4b

Tuesday, February 23, 2010

Geek love

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this is one of those "i-wish-i'd-thought-of-that" moments.

Truth

Just a quick print ad I like. One of those that rings really true. This is exactly what happens to my exercise bike when I put it in my room. It's a great place to hang scarves and the seat makes a nice shelving unit. Although I WILL say the rest of the room in this ad looks a little too tidy.



(via Ads of the World)

Fontastic

a pizza pocket, suitable for framing:



This almost makes me want to eat a hot pocket. Almost.
My point in posting this is a copywriter can only d r e a m of their copy being laid out so seamlessly... swoon

Monday, February 22, 2010

Designing your Portfolio



I just came across this wonderful idea for a compilation, called Flaunt. Any one in any of the creative arts needs to create a portfolio, and I know from experience it's hard to just pull that kind of creative structure from thin air. It takes a lot of thought and sketching and playing around and tweaks and feedback, etc. This book though, seems like a good place for someone to start as they're beginning to think about their books. They've interviewed many creatives on their book-creating process and include pictures and examples of what a portfolio can be. So you get to see a variety of ways the same thing could be executed. It's a really great way to get to see what others out there are doing so you can get an idea of how on par you are with the rest.

Saturday, February 20, 2010

Nice Package

ABC Paper Cups: Super Sweet paper cups? You can spell out fun things with them (obvi).

purchase them at Imagine and Make.





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