Sesame Street was waaaay cooler back then

Have a little humor...

One of the discussion threads on QBN got out of CONTROL. I enjoy this ridiculousness a great deal.

"Paul Rand felt that the "hidden" arrow in the FedEx logo should be a different color to make it stand out. Discuss."

This makes me weak in my knees

Jan Svankmajer

How come I never learned about this guy in my Dada and Surrealism class?? These are a few of my favorites on YouTube.
[ FOOD ]

I will always love you

You've gotta be kidding me...

There are so many wrong and horrible things going on here...

from 1999:

oh yes yes...

Thanks to my friend Ellie for the inspiration...This will be useful for my versal lettering

I've got a thing for you

Hammin' it up

Just a couple of things:

(1)


(2)

killing two birds with one razor

The infamous Poster Boy work from New York

Love it!

french design firm: my beautiful

daito manabe

Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.
— Leonardo da Vinci

Little storyteller

This is way old, but thought I'd post it anyway. How adorable can she be?

Once upon a time... from Capucha on Vimeo.

Little houses on the hillside, Little houses made of guac-a-molé...

Book covers that delight...

New Pepsi Logo

Okay, so I don't blog as often as I should, but with some down time on hand this break, I should be updating tons more. First thing's first, though: The new Pepsi logo. I encountered the new logo over Thanksgiving break when my brother slammed down a can right in front of me. "Well...?" My initial reaction was "w...t...f" Not a good or bad reaction, but more like a "since when!" reaction. It's minimal but becomes subtle and elegant the more you look at it. It didn't take me long to fall in love with new design at all. I must admit, though, that it makes me feel like I'm *really* in the future...and that kind of weirds me out.

fifty people. one question.

This is so incredibly lovely.


Fifty People, One Question: New York from Crush & Lovely on Vimeo.

Re-designing the stop sign

This is spot on! Found this on segura-inc.com

my friend's boyfriend is amazing...

Brian Lee has a keen sense for aesthetics and functionality. here: A dinning table with the idea of allowing the audience to gain a different perspective as an unrecognizable object when put together. BRIAN LEE