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Posted by on Jul 4th, 2009 | 0 comments

The Tiny Art Director

The Tiny Art Director
You might think your art director is tough to work with. There is a tiny art director out there which might give your a run for their money though. She knows what she wants and she wants it now. Maybe she wasn’t clear enough but you, as the artist, should be able to interpret the subtext well enough. Don’t do it wrong. This serves as a lesson to not work with family, and not work with children. Combining...
Posted by on May 5th, 2009 | 0 comments

Here & There

Here & There
Jack Schluze and Matt Webb’s design consultancy in London has produced Here & There (seen above) which visualizes Manhatan simultaneously as a map in bird’s eye view and as a projection at eye level view. They invert the curvature of the earth to create a horizonless view. It seems pretty effective in visualizing the environment both. Thankfully they aren’t silent about it too. If you check...
Posted by on Feb 24th, 2009 | 0 comments

Review: Mirror’s Edge Pure Time Trials

Review: Mirror’s Edge Pure Time Trials
Mirror’s Edge came out amidst great excitement a while ago. While many people were keen to play this game, and enjoy the new atypical gameplay experience, the most common criticism is that overall it’s simply too short – almost a tease. Most people who played the game ended it hungry for more and with this downloadable expansion pack, that is finally satiated. For about $10 (CAD) Fans of this game...
Posted by on Feb 10th, 2009 | 4 comments

Pepsi’s post-rationalization presentation

Pepsi’s post-rationalization presentation
Arnell allegedly presented this package to PepsiCo back in 2008 to pitch their branding trajectory for Pepsi Cola. It’s full of ridiculous infographics and designer hyperbole. One can’t help but think that someone somewhere took it seriously. Most of it makes no sense and doesn’t even look like its trying to. It’s happy to be so convoluted and absurd. A familar sight to anybody who has been...
Posted by on Feb 8th, 2009 | 0 comments

Lunch Bag Art

Lunch Bag Art
There is a video game artist and dad over in San Diego who decorates brown paper lunch bags for his kids every workday on his lunch break. One can’t help but suspect that this makes the kid’s lunch taste even better somehow. This practice might even encourage the bags to get recycled or archived rather than disposed of so arguably this is even good for the environment. [Lunch Bag...
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