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Brazilian Movie Posters →Poster for God and the Devil in the Land of the Sun, 1964 I truly love movies and movie posters. Currently Brazilian film is experiencing a kind of renaissance, but it was not always this way. In this post I’d like to share a series of posters for Brazilian cinema, and also give some context […] |
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Living the Language with EF →I can’t stop watching these beautiful advertisements for EF (Education First) Language Schools. |
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Shinichi Maruyama’s Liquid Sculptures →Shinichi Maruyama works with water and ink to create “liquid sculptures.” |
The Procrastinators →“11 episodes of monologues about procrastination. Artists, writers and filmmakers talk about concentration, focus and the fine art of wasting their time.” |
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Doodling and Knot Theory →Check out this fast-paced and pun-filled video by Vi Hart, where she uses knot theory and mathematics to draw snakes, ropes, and möbius strips. |
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The Story of Eames Furniture →In this video with Gestalten.tv, Marilyn and John Neuhart reflect on the 30 years they have worked at the Eames Office, its designers, products, and work culture. |
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Michael Bierut on Typography →“In a video interview with The Atlantic, Michael Bierut talks about typography, covering such topics as Stanley Kubrick’s favorite font, the cover design of The Catcher in the Rye, and the link between phototypesetting and Free Love.” |
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Are you a… Type Snob!? →Type Snob, call for entries. To earn this distinguished title submit your work in this year’s Type Directors Club competitions. |
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Werner Herzog Recommends Three DVDs →From Werner Herzog, 3 DVDs Worth A Close Look |
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Werner Herzog’s Rogue Film School →“Werner Herzog’s Rogue School. This is how graphic design should be taught” http://bit.ly/9VTzIt (via @AJWShaughnessy) |
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Design Projections Presents Justine Nagan’s Typeface Documentary in Montréal →Design Projections will host the Canadian premiere of Justine Nagan’s Typeface documentary in Montréal October 6th 2009. |
Alex Roman’s “The Third & The Seventh” →No cameras used here… well, physical ones. Alex Roman created and composed this work entirely on the computer… |
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The Work of Edward Bernays →Communication professionals should have at least a cursory understanding of Edward Bernays’ work. Along with Ivy Lee, he’s considered one of the fathers of the field of Public Relations. He may have actually coined the term. Edward Bernays was the nephew of Sigmund Freud, but I’ll let the video [posted below] explain that. “If we […] |
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Died Young, Stayed Pretty →A documentary on the North American underground poster culture, Died Young, Stayed Pretty is Produced, Directed, shot, and Edited by Eileen Yaghoobian. Looks good. |
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The Office of Brion Gysin →Boing Boing’s David Pescovitz makes a great point with “Gysin was also a pioneer of sound poetry and multimedia collage that, in my mind, underpins remix culture, quick-cut video editing, and nonlinear Web experiences.” He’s absolutely right. In fact, the concept of hypertext may have taken longer to appear had it not been for Gysin […] |
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End Notes →A nice end titles image set on Flickr: The End Link via Pinch Design |
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Objectified →At a screening of Helvetica in Atlanta, director Gary Hustwit said if you want to meet people you admire, make a documentary about them. True words of wisdom. Gary’s newest project is Objectified, a documentary film on industrial design. It premieres early 2009. |
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Helvetica Film Videos & Prints →New video clips and letterpress prints have been posted to the Helvetica film website. |
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Helvetica, The Movie →Helvetica is a feature-length independent film about typography, graphic design and global visual culture. The film was shot in high-definition on location in the United States, England, the Netherlands, Germany, Switzerland, France and Belgium. It is currently in post-production and is slated to begin screening at film festivals worldwide starting in early 2007. |
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Kathryn Cho’s Typecast →From Kathryn Cho comes Typecast: A Documentary on Swiss Design. Can’t wait to see it! Link from Design Observer |





















