Although this television dispute is out of the focus of this blog, I feel this poster is an important piece of art.
the Tonight Show on Craiglist: Coco’s gone coo coo
January 13th, 20104 SALE: BARELY-USED LATE NIGHT TALK SHOW – MAKE ME AN OFFER!!! (Universal Studios)
I got a box of old hangers, and several issues of “Dynamite” magazine from the 70’s. What do you say?
hooray for Hollyhoodz
January 10th, 2010Carlton or Urkel? Which 90’s dork should I put on the side of my head?
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as/400 burger!!!!!!!1
November 4th, 2009Filed under weird stuff I’ve done at Help/Systems is this illustration I did today for a blog post on how the IBM AS/400 data server “is a standard in the computing world, sort of like a hamburger in the world of American food.” The idea at first was to just Fotoshop a picture of one of these servers in between two buns, but the image is so crazy, it really had to be an illustration.
Still looks better than English food. The post can be seen here: IBM Power Systems: Serving Millions of Satisfied Customers
After a rousing night of karaoke at the Northwoods Pub, (I must say, my fellow Design Campers have both talent and guts. Mostly guts.) I rushed over to listen to DJ Stout’s speech the next morning, unfortunately missing breakfast. My recollections may be a little spotty as a result.
Stout started by talking about some of the agricultural industry magazines he has redesigned for Pentagram, including such page-turners as American Quarterhorse Journal, Dairy Herd Management, and the periodical that I remember him for, Dairy Today. Instead of having poorly conceived, ultra-literal cover designs like so many of these magazines do, Stout opted to instead feature portraits of individual cows. As a result to this unique approach, Dairy Today moved from third to most popular dairy industry rag. Another example of what good design can do.
