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Archive for April, 2009

Fresh.
Source: eco incorporated

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One of the easiest ways to embrace something is to understand the process used to create it. Onitsuka Tiger used a great origami treatment for their 2007 campaign.
Source: Antilogic, Exercices de Style, Roman Diaz

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Type Theory has a great break down of the hand lettered General Electric print ad typography from 1951. It’s classic car season, so I had to throw in a few auto ads as well.
Source: Cemetarian, Type Theory

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I’m not very familiar with the deviantART culture but I love looking at people’s drawings and doodles, and an hour on the website is like rummaging through a yard sale of sketch books and textbook covers. One user profile I especially enjoy is Hong Kong’s Cellar-FCP whose Prostitute series lends a classic air to a [...]

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The Chavin period of pre-Columbian Peruvian art spans roughly 900 to 300 BC. The images above are reconstructions from the Chavin de Huantar temple corninces in the Peruvian Andes.
Karl Grandin’s animal sweater from 2006 is a unique interpretation of animal depiction and worship. The tiled pattern is clever play on the Wingdings/ Webdings font sets [...]

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Source: Design Boom, Dezeen

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You can never forget your roots. Love these innovative custom designs from two British jewellers.
Source: Andrew English, Hannah Lamb

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