So along with a kinda ugly logo, we get a kinda ugly set of icons. At least they're consistent. I do like how colorful everything is.
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Animal Planet Ident – Antartic from Discovery UK Creative on Vimeo.
Well, I guess I'm their target audience… and I love these. So, bravo. (via)Very cool. Worth the 3-minute watch. (via)
Fake movie title screens designed by Lorenzo Cappelli. He takes modern comedies and transforms them into vintage classics. Check out his Flickr for more.
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We've seen this. Many times. I think we've all posted it. But I just gave it to every AE, I even offered to frame it for them.
When I was little you only learned about like 5 dinosaurs. At least that's all I ever remembered at 6 years old. Nowadays – 6 year olds are smarter than me.
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I love the art direction/execution on these. But I think we know my affinity for paper cut outs. :) Either way this is gorgeous and I wish I could finally convince a client to let me do it.
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I love this. Zoomify! via
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Via AdPulp
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PAPPELTALKS from vizage on Vimeo.
This might be one of the coolest ideas ever. Via TodayAndTomorrow.net via Twitter
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“I would prepare my students for the inevitable…the small projects that take time away from the major projects. For example, after assigning a two week project, I would sporadically assign ‘Client Emergencies’ like that ad that needs to be designed, approved and printed by ‘tomorrow’. That’s something that I wasn’t prepared for when I got my first design job.”
Andrea Williams
What Graphic Design Schools Are Lacking
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