Michael Jackson Spiral via (NOTCOT). This is an interesting interpretation to say the least.
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Monthly Archives: June 2009
Michael Jackson Spiral (NOTCOT)
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Coming Along…
Bunches of great photojournalism being posted at zMultimedia sometimes I really like my job!
these patterns = jazzhands
Ginger Monkey Design – Illustration Showcase – Personal Work – Pattern Experiment 1.
I am a big fan of patterns and Ginger monkey has a bunch of eye candy!
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Oh My God. It Even Has A Watermark
This site has two things going for it.
1. It has quite possibly the most BADASS name ever. (thank you Patrick Bateman)
2. the cards will make your head spin!
Talk about business cards worth giving away, hell business cards worth PAYING for! The inspiration alone is worth it. GO THERE NOW!!!! Sorry. I didn’t mean to yell at you. (As a design geek I tend to get SHOUTY when obscure American Phsyco references and my love of Print come together in harmony.) no judgment.
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Wear With Pride: Infinite Peace Concept
The Infinite PEACE ring is created to both unify and to inspire. By simply wearing the silicone polymer dual ring the wearers fingers are primed for the most important bit of sign language one can offer.
Proudly displayed on the inner bands is the word peace in English and in another language (Farsi is shown.) Inspired by the thousands of brave men and women who have taken to the streets in IRAN. This accessory would seek to unite and support the unyielding act of bravery that peaceful and silent protest inspires.
When not being worn the ring forms the shape of the infinity symbol to remind the owner that although PEACE is a virtue, the need for it in never ending.
ZUMA Press Books
Just finished a down and Dirty little site for ZUMA Press Books! ZUMA is currently showcasing TESTIFY by photographer Colin Finlay. It won the POYi Award for Best Book of the Year 2006. The images are amazing and heart wrenching at the same time, but well worth the cover price of $29.95.
Fallen Princess
Dina Goldstein did this over at JPG Magazine and it’s really quite entertaining. The photographs are extremely well executed, and play upon the individual character traits with just the right amount of irony. This really could have gone south but it highlights something that I have always found rather intriguing about these tales, they do closely resemble the seven deadly sins (loosely of course).
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