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Great line, Great poster

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Serra @ Moma

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London 2012 logo

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Love it or hate it?

http://www.london2012.com/

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Coors Packaging

Coors Brewing again distinguishes its cold positioning by leaning on packaging, and will support Coors Light with a new tagline: “The world’s most refreshing beer.”

The cold front approaching from the Golden, Colo., brewer will arrive by summer in the guise of the Coors Light Cold-Activated Bottle. The label’s white lettering and Rocky Mountain icon turn blue once the beer reaches optimal drinking temperature.


http://www.brandweek.com/bw/news/recent_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1003562729

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Beijing Olympics

When I first saw the proposed rendering for the main stadium at the Beijing Olympics I was blown away—but I never thought it would be built. I was wrong.

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Now if I could just find work in progress photos for the proposed aquatics center...
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Architorture by: Herzog & de Meuron

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Introduction to Color through Flowers

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Check out more from Cornell Explore: here

 

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Thank You for Smoking Titles

For all the art direction students out there... Stephen Coles is font spotting.

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Typographica

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MoMA's Spring catalog

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Outline Vase, 2005

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Grass Vase, 2005

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Magazine Tote, 2005

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Ghost Clock, 2005

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Endless Yoga Mat Bag, 2005

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Candle With Matchbox, 2002

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Design Intervention II

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Designing your business card is one of those things every designer has done in school or on their own. Now take a look at what the IDEO designers came up here.  Pretty cool stuff.  The definition of design is constantly changing.  From being a graphic designer to a product designer, the idea of a designer is becoming more holistic--just like advertising creatives.  A new breed of creatives and designers are on their way.  When I was in school, non-traditional was the biggest thing.  Now I think it has shifted to holistic branding, business problem solving, and interactive/web creatives.   

While on the topic of design, I still can't believe how many Motorola v3 razr phones I see everyday.  There should be a study on the percentage of people who have both an ipod and a razr.  Too bad the combination of the two ended up like the Rokr. .  Anyways, check out these photos from flickr users and I feel just their titles say a lot.  So Happy Together & Boys and their toys ,

For more, check out:

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fuse project
Stanford Institute of Design and their manifesto
Room 116: Design Intervention I and view the Adweek article on DesignIntervention.pdf

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