This is a documentary. This is done to help find a solution, being as tho we all have the same problem.
Dichotomy of passion.
She shoots with everything from Polaroids to laptops to disposable cameras. Her photos are a hot dose of narcissism. Here’s native Swede and Paris resident Lina Scheynius.
No Comments | Posted by Stefan Kjartansson on June 30th, 2008
You know how you wait and wait for something, maybe an anticipated movie or an album to come out? And then when it does it isn’t what you expected, maybe it disappoints you. Well, this is never the case with Geoff’s work. As always, brilliant ideas and visual puns executed thoroughly.
Go have a look.
And, check out Two Lines Align: Ed Fella & Geoff McFetridge. I think everyone in our office wants to purchase that one.
No Comments | Posted by Travis Stearns on June 30th, 2008
We are proud to present ZINETWO, the second PDF release from our design team. Once again helping to show many unique examples of how to work with our fonts and stock art collections. Each image is tagged with the products used so that you, our beloved customer, can be directed easily to the appropriate product(s).Download PDF
3 Comments | Posted by Michael Paul Young on June 29th, 2008
While you are checking out our new ZINE2WO release or just digging through our massive design collection on our shop, be sure to rock this latest mix from our very own Michael Cina. Start the summer right, slide this into your scheme.
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5 Comments | Posted by Michael Paul Young on June 29th, 2008
Thinking for a Living has a new site, you may want to spend some time to look through it. I wanted to look more but i only scratched the surface on the amazing goodness contained. Highly recommended.
No Comments | Posted by Michael Cina on June 27th, 2008
Great database of movie title screens here.
If this interests you, we highly recommend purchasing the Uncredited book from our site.
No Comments | Posted by Travis Stearns on June 27th, 2008
Here’s a blog that captures the now of what Icelanders are wearing.
If you like what you see, go to Birkiland. They’re selling Icelandic design, including these animal bones and horns for children.
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9 Comments | Posted by Stefan Kjartansson on June 26th, 2008