Video: Art comes to life
70 Million by Hold Your Horses ! from L'Ogre on Vimeo.
Fun video by Hold Your Horses. How many artists and pieces of artwork can you name?
70 Million by Hold Your Horses ! from L'Ogre on Vimeo.
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Interesting piece on how Puma found a way to cut down on materials, energy consumption and weight by replacing the shoebox with a bag.
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Designer Ken Carbone talks about his personal journal-keeping in this video from Fast Company.
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Inspired by vintage matchbox labels, Czech illustrator and designer Pavel Fuksa created 178 matchbox covers for this video for The Navigators “My Place” video.
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It's spring and that means copyright infringement time!!!
Here is one article about what happens when one guy doesn't respect a single artist's copyright. (here's the link. the comments are the important part. Start with comment 3 and keep going for a bit.)
And here is what happens when a multi-billion dollar company doesn't respect a bunch of artists' copyrights.
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Show your love for the ampersand by getting either one of these niffy fashion statements: a brooch or cufflinks. Two of the fun products in the Veer store. 
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This past Thursday, I caught a wonderfully entertaining and smart talk by the talented duo that makes up The Heads of State. They showed tons of their work and I feel in love with their Travel Posters series that they did for Real Simple. Lucky for me, I can pick up any of the eight posters for a small price on their website. Now, I just have to decide which ones.

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Ever wonder what goes into the creative process behind a Broadway poster? Don't wonder anymore. The New York Times wrote a great piece showing various directions that Spot Co. created for the upcoming production La Cage aux Folles. The firm and the client go through what worked and didn't work for a handful of directions and what they finally went with.
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