Monthly review, Vol. XXVIII
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June 10 2012
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From Love to Bingo
AlmapBBDO uses 873 stock photos from Getty Images to tell life’s story.
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We say goodbye to Maurice Sendak
The beloved author and illustrator passes away at 83, remembered for his children’s book Where the Wild Things Are. Related: Terrible Yellow Eyes.
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Sagmeister & Walsh
Stefan partners with Jessica Walsh, announcing in 1994 NSFW style.
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The Olympic City
Jon Pack and Gary Hustwit examine former Olympic cities, on Kickstarter.
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100 Ideas that Changed Graphic Design
The Atlantic takes a look at Steven Heller and Veronique Vienne’s new book, 100 Ideas that Changed Graphic Design
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Creative Suite evolves
The Adobe Brand Experience team discusses the design behind the new Creative Suite 6. Revisit 2010’s CS5 branding to compare.
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AIGA/NY is 30
To celebrate the 30th anniversary of the New York AIGA chapter, 30 well-known New York designers create commemorative posters, including Milton Glaser, Seymour Chwast, Paula Scher, Michael Bierut, Mirko Illic, Maira Kalman, and Debbie Millman. Buy them at Etsy.
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The Comic Sans song
“It's time to spread a message of love, not hate.” YouTube favorite Andrew Gunadie celebrates the typeface we all love to hate.
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Thingiverse
A repository of real, physical objects you can create with Makerbot.
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Dr. Bonner’s Magic Soaps
Nick Sherman examines the bizarre typography and offers a challenge.
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The Forty Story
Pentagram creates a short film to celebrate their 40th anniversary.
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Pilot and Captain
The Heads of State launch a new online store inspired by travel.
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chartnsthings
Behind the scenes blog from the New York Times Graphics Department with infographics and data sketches.
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A-Z of London in 100 Frames
3 talented guys combine animation, comedy and art in 100 frame videos.
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Organized Wonder
Share and discover the best videos, talks, and interviews, across the web.
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Offscreen
A new print magazine about the people who live and work online.
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Copywriter vs. Art Director
The eternal dispute between copywriters and art directors.
Also see:
- Monthly review, Vol. XXVII
- Monthly review, Vol. XXVI
- Monthly review, Vol. XXV
- Monthly review, Vol. XXIV
- Monthly review, Vol. XXIII
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