Mesmerization
looks like an interesting book.
rarely does graff/counter art get a rise out of me, but the hijacking of 10 electric billboards in LA has me
smiling. i have an electric gene simmons billboard out of my window right now, which screams of everything
wrong in the world today. skullphone guy, if you read this….we should talk.
this is an original idea… like an 08 QVC for hipsters…..entertainment that sells you stuff. they are masking
the ads in some funny content. i hope they are going to up that website tho…..it’s pretty integral to pulling this
off. the performance issues are tough….but with content like this, i’ll put up with it….if you all need some
front end design / performance work…and it looks like you do, write me.
interesting article about intellectual property mapping to create efficiencies….
especially in the field of health and medicine
I’m on the 4th issue of my subscription to monocle magazine and i must give it propers. expanding on the
definition and understanding of the term design, mr. brulé and his smart team have shifted focus from visual
porn(as was wallpaper*) to worldly mindset. each issue is so chock full of interesting global affairs (ranging
from political situations to design fairs), it is tough to finish in a month….smartly, the monocle mag is
accompanied by an expansive website, which, if you are a subscriber, expounds on many of the articles
with video content. the site also acts as a wonderful reference guide to slick hotels, restaurants, and must
sees for the global traveler. from a graphic design standpoint the magazine has a unique identity as well.
the paper stock has an impressionable, unique and fitting feel and the dimensions lend itself to handsomely
fit in an attaché as well as urban mailboxes ( i suspect dwellers of major metropolitan centers make up a big
percentage of readership). the layout of the magazine and website are organized for maximum retention of
information, while the font choices and fine line ornamentation keep it from become devoid of personality
or identity. all in all, i am quite enjoying my experience with monocle and find myself getting excited to
check my mailbox at the beginning of the month……
Using software processes of his own design, Jason Salavon generates and reconfigures masses of communal
material to present new perspectives on the familiar.
The image above is a fullsize reproduction of the entire 2007 IKEA catalogue, leaving only color and
structure.
With an estimated 175 million copies distributed in 2006, the IKEA catalogue is thought to have surpassed
the Bible as the most published print-work in the world.
Jason also averaged the image of every playboy centerfold from the 60’s thru the 90’s …whoa
thx cpluv
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