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Category Archives: Illustration
Baskerville is the Font Taken Most Seriously
Comic Sans? Helvetica? Georgia? Baskerville? Which font should you use when you want to be taken seriously? Baskerville is different from the rest. I’d call it a 1.5% advantage, in that that’s how much higher agreement is with it relative to the average of the other fonts. That advantage may seem small, but if that [...]
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Google “Think” Quarterly Publication
Think Quarterly is where Google invites key thinkers and authors to share examples of Brand activity in the digital space around key themes of Play, Creativity, Speed, People, Innovation, and I’m sure more to come. Worth a read.
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World of Experience
Happy Valentine’s Day. Click the map to explore the Atlas of Experience Click here to view “Pleasure” in detail.
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Logorama Wins Oscar
Logorama from Marc Altshuler – Human Music on Vimeo. Logorama, French Agency H5‘s film that we reported on previously, won an oscar this year. Congratulations! Logorama is 17 minutes of Hollywood blockbuster action, rife with car chases, natural disasters, and hostage-taking, but created entirely out of real world logotypes and brand characters. In it, you’ll [...]
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Feltron Report
Nicholas Felton has released his newest Feltron Annual Report for 2009 which outlines all of the activities he participated in last year. Normally it’s a very personal log of the year’s activities that documents things like distance travelled and by what means, animals eaten, books read, plants killed etc (see reports for 2008, 2007, 2006)… [...]
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alan kitching – eye magazine
a few videos from the eye magazine channel on vineo part one: part two: part three:
Also posted in Design, Graphics, London, Magazines, typography, vimeo
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morvelo
there are quite a lot of companies springing up to cater for the new cool side of cycling, but these guys have been around for years (no diss). they race track, road, cx, mtb, even hill-climbs and they’re doing some really cool tees and some very desirable cycling kit too. is lycra getting cool now!? [...]
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Huxley, Not Orwell, Was Right About “The Future” (i.e: Today)
Related to the notes I’m keeping on The Future Of Media, here’s a great cartoon strip by Stuart McMillan based on words by Neil Postman – as featured in the book “Amusing Ourselves To Death: Public Discourse in the Age of Showbusiness”. I reckon Postman’s book would go nicely on your reading list with “Everything Bad [...]
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