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27th October 2010

Photo reblogged from Hello New World with 107 notes

hellonewworld:

Casey Weldon Sees Bill Murray Reimagined As Other Wes Anderson Characters (via buzzfeed, beekeeperssociety)

hellonewworld:

Casey Weldon Sees Bill Murray Reimagined As Other Wes Anderson Characters (via buzzfeedbeekeeperssociety)

Source: New York Magazine

26th October 2010

Photo reblogged from Beekeepers Society with 6 notes

beekeeperssociety:

Mad Men Gets a Children’s Book Makeover (via the Poke)

beekeeperssociety:

Mad Men Gets a Children’s Book Makeover (via the Poke)

25th October 2010

Photo reblogged from Beekeepers Society with 1,080 notes

thedailywhat:

Venn Diagram of the Day: “Internet VS Privacy” by Dave Makes.
Rule of thumb.
[datavis.]

thedailywhat:

Venn Diagram of the Day:Internet VS Privacy” by Dave Makes.

Rule of thumb.

[datavis.]

Source: datavis

12th October 2010

Photo reblogged from Hello Friend with 7 notes

hellofriend:

Infographic of the Day: City Maps Made Only of Typefaces

hellofriend:

Infographic of the Day: City Maps Made Only of Typefaces

11th October 2010

Photo reblogged from The Footnotes of Mad Men. with 123 notes

madmenfootnotes:


Who knew that the advertising industry housed so many men of integrity? The ad above is by Bill Bernbach, a founder of Doyle Dane Bernbach and the Great Father of modern advertising. It was Bernbach who popularized the technique of counter-intuitive advertising. “Now I’m not talking about tricking people,” Bernbach said. “If you get attention by a trick, how can people like you for it? For instance, you are not right if, in your ad, you stand a man on his head just to get attention. But you are right to have him on his head to show how your product keeps things from falling out of his pockets.”
But what happens when everyone starts imitating the vanguard?

Footnotes of Mad Men: Calling All Trumpeter Swans

madmenfootnotes:

Who knew that the advertising industry housed so many men of integrity? The ad above is by Bill Bernbach, a founder of Doyle Dane Bernbach and the Great Father of modern advertising. It was Bernbach who popularized the technique of counter-intuitive advertising. “Now I’m not talking about tricking people,” Bernbach said. “If you get attention by a trick, how can people like you for it? For instance, you are not right if, in your ad, you stand a man on his head just to get attention. But you are right to have him on his head to show how your product keeps things from falling out of his pockets.”

But what happens when everyone starts imitating the vanguard?

Footnotes of Mad Men: Calling All Trumpeter Swans

11th October 2010

Photo reblogged from Beekeepers Society with 3 notes

beekeeperssociety:

via.

beekeeperssociety:

via.

23rd September 2010

Video reblogged from Beekeepers Society with 8 notes

generaltau:

Say goodbye to summer with this awesome Chicago-centric time-lapse. 

I love this city.

Source: generaltau

16th September 2010

Photo reblogged from Straight Cash Homey Dot Net with 6 notes

straightcashhomey:

Eric Piatkowski, Los Angeles Clippers:  This jersey is autographed, too. By Ken Norman, but still.  (Found by Nick.)

I once met Piatkowski in McFaddens.  For some reason I knew some random facts about him (all-time leader in games played for the LA Clippers, highest active career 3-point shooting percentage (at the time), etc).  I’m sure he was creeped out by my unreasonable knowledge.  He was nice though, he said the Bulls could go to the finals that year (they had their worst season in years, missed the playoffs, and ended up with the #1 overall pick). 

straightcashhomey:

Eric Piatkowski, Los Angeles Clippers:  This jersey is autographed, too. By Ken Norman, but still.  (Found by Nick.)

I once met Piatkowski in McFaddens.  For some reason I knew some random facts about him (all-time leader in games played for the LA Clippers, highest active career 3-point shooting percentage (at the time), etc).  I’m sure he was creeped out by my unreasonable knowledge.  He was nice though, he said the Bulls could go to the finals that year (they had their worst season in years, missed the playoffs, and ended up with the #1 overall pick). 

14th September 2010

Photo reblogged from Hello New World with 829 notes

hellonewworld:

The Homer Simpson Escalator (via szymon)

hellonewworld:

The Homer Simpson Escalator (via szymon)

Source: technabob.com

8th September 2010

Link

Tipp-ex is cool →

Pretty awesome use of a few platforms.  The future is now.