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What goes on behind the scenes at any given ad agency and how do some of these people sleep at night? Thankfully Doug Pray and his latest documentary Art & Copy has come to answer those very questions.
Archive for the ‘Culture’ Category
Herb & Dorothy is the incredible true story of a postal worker and a librarian who built a world-class art collection.
On Tuesday, Scout Books launched their new website which includes an online shop, blog, and the option to make your own pocket notebooks.
You might remember the amazingly awesome and in-depth essay that Paul Shaw wrote about The (Mostly) True Story of Helvetica and the New York City Subway in late 2008 for AIGA Voice. Well, now it’s in book form.
Over the past few months, I’ve sat through several James Bond marathons on television and thought about what 007 would be like if he were a designer. Would he be a Mac or PC guy? And as a designer, who and what would he be influenced by?
Over the last few years, Michael and I have been downsizing to our most important belongings, such that would fit comfortably in a small suitcase or within arms cargo if emergency required it.
I ran across this really amazing article in the 1986 fall edition of Print Magazine. Set as a Print cover design competition for students, it touched on the ambivalence that most students had during that time toward technology finding its way into the creative industry [...]
Well, it’s that time of the week where we share only the “classiest” humor we could find floating around the interwebs. [...]
If there exists a magazine that embodies all my interests, Qompendium would be it. My initial attraction to this German-produced publication was its stunning exhibition of minimalist design, layout, and typography [...]
I’m kind of late in posting about this, as I’m sure some of you are already well aware of the underground dubstep craze known as: “Burial”, especially since this record came out in 2006.
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