Reads tagged with “design”

Art imitates life imitates art, plus 61 cups of paint and a rubber glove.

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Beer, Buddhism, and $100,000 worth of world-changing photography.

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Best of Election Season Innovation

Private confessions, citizen voyeurism, a shot at redemption, why it pays to have famous friends, and how graphic design changed politics forever.

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How Tim Burton could’ve made $1 million today and why the road to social media is paved with good intentions.

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Why da Vinci is rolling in his grave and thinking about peperoni pizza.

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What Superman, Tim Burton and 1,000 South Korean Children have in common.

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Droops, bloopers and what geeks, babies and whales have in common.

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Why 1.7 million people yearn to have their balloons popped every day and what the MoMA has to do with matchmaking.

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Chris Jordan’s Photographic Visualizations of Excess

What Van Gogh has to do with Big Tobacco and how piles of folded laundry put the prison system in perspective.

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What European gypsies have to teach us about sustainability and the housing market.

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Reads tagged with “design”

Photoshop: As Real As It Gets

Art imitates life imitates art, plus 61 cups of paint and a rubber glove.

Buddhist Bottle Temple

Beer, Buddhism, and $100,000 worth of world-changing photography.

Best of Election Season Innovation

Private confessions, citizen voyeurism, a shot at redemption, why it pays to have famous friends, and how graphic design changed politics forever.

Pepsi: Can It?

How Tim Burton could’ve made $1 million today and why the road to social media is paved with good intentions.

Starving Artist No More

Why da Vinci is rolling in his grave and thinking about peperoni pizza.

Child Art for Grown-Ups

What Superman, Tim Burton and 1,000 South Korean Children have in common.

Blooper Troopers

Droops, bloopers and what geeks, babies and whales have in common.

Geek Mondays: Dating Data Art

Why 1.7 million people yearn to have their balloons popped every day and what the MoMA has to do with matchmaking.

Chris Jordan’s Photographic Visualizations of Excess

What Van Gogh has to do with Big Tobacco and how piles of folded laundry put the prison system in perspective.

Nomadic Living 2.0

What European gypsies have to teach us about sustainability and the housing market.

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Reads tagged with “design”

Art imitates life imitates art, plus 61 cups of paint and a rubber glove.

Beer, Buddhism, and $100,000 worth of world-changing photography.

Private confessions, citizen voyeurism, a shot at redemption, why it pays to have famous friends, and how graphic design changed politics forever.

How Tim Burton could’ve made $1 million today and why the road to social media is paved with good intentions.

Why da Vinci is rolling in his grave and thinking about peperoni pizza.

What Superman, Tim Burton and 1,000 South Korean Children have in common.

Droops, bloopers and what geeks, babies and whales have in common.

Why 1.7 million people yearn to have their balloons popped every day and what the MoMA has to do with matchmaking.

What Van Gogh has to do with Big Tobacco and how piles of folded laundry put the prison system in perspective.

What European gypsies have to teach us about sustainability and the housing market.

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