novum narrates printing processes without words
Despite the dire warnings of print is dying it isn’t going anywhere for a while. It’s just shifting. Print is getting more creative and becoming more of a fine art. Just look at this video on the making of the November issue of German/English magazine novum.
Totally Tubular! General Mills boxes reemerge from the 80s
Just when it seems safe there’s a flashback to Flashdance. The Dieline dug up these cereal containers to show that sometimes good things never die and others are too trendy to take over. How many have actually seen, let alone played, an Atari? And yet it was all the rage until this little box called … Read more
Tragic City Rollers set to torpedo Bay Girls
Hey here’s the post–the audio track file screwed up so I’ll replace it and updated it click back soon. Tragic City Rollers Jam 2011 Season Schedule «. NAME Voodoo Lily GENRE Birmingham roller derby girl president WHERE YOU’VE HEARD THEM They skate at Zamora Shrine Temple in Irondale as (skater owned and operated) derby club. WHY … Read more
Wii Would Like to Play
Although Nintendo has been a leader in gaming entertainment for years, the campaign behind the Wii was a huge success.
Pizza flyers pose design paradoxes
Posted by amARTS&MEDIA on September 7, 2011 · Leave a Comment
Underconsideration author Jonathan Baldwin tackles the fine line between the good, the bad, and the utilitarian of graphic design. Thanks to kiwi Natalie Smith for digging this up! Are pizza flyers well designed? The reason I ask is that someone recently said, in all seriousness, that the role of graphic design historians is to identify … Read more
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