Archive for the 'magazines' Category

47 : the magazine

Saturday, June 7th, 2008

In celebration of over 333+ posts and over two years of comeraderie, it is time for the next phase of the 47th… To start a magazine! John and I are putting together a project involving: accordion folds, paper cut-outs, secret formulas, and brilliant submissions from YOU! HURRAH! I am including the submissions letter and some [...]

Magazine Inspiration

Saturday, May 31st, 2008

The CR Blog has a great post (When Objects Become Magazines) about a magazine exhibition. They’re all pretty great but I think my favorite might be Arkitip, just because it’s closest to I’d like to be doing myself.

I also really like the idea behind T-Post.

Check out the full article: When Objects Become Magazines

my highlights from print’s new visual artists 2008

Tuesday, March 18th, 2008

Fwis (www.fwis.com), beloved for their little ReadyMech cut and paste toys (and for the pinhole cameras for Corbis, above). I just learned that they also have a Covers blog, a commentary on contemporary book design (that is short and pithy). (Print’s NVA profile)

* * * * * * * * * * * *
Holly Gressley [...]

image influence : the pulps

Monday, February 18th, 2008

I confess to being one of those little girls that snuck nancy drews into bed, in order to read (until the end of the chapter, of course!) under the covers with a flashlight long after my bedtime. My obsession with mysteries has stuck: Ms. Marple, Adam Dalgleish, the 87th precinct, Hitchcock’s Stories Not for the [...]

Good loves Threadless

Monday, January 7th, 2008

8 days left in the GOOD/threadless shirt design competition! 
Submit anytime from:
Dec 15 ‘07 through Jan 15 ‘08
Submissions close at 11:59:59 pm CST
Theme:
“Big Ideas”
 
A bit about GOOD magazine: wins the award for information graphics, both in print and in video; describes itself as media for folks that give a damn. An interesting and honest idea, responding to a collective [...]

I.Q. tests and the Flynn effect

Thursday, January 3rd, 2008

I.Q.s around the world appear to be rising by three points per decade. Working backwards, this means that a century ago the US population consisted mostly by folks who today would be considered mentally retarded. So what is I.Q. really measuring? Modernity!
Malcolm Gladwell has an interesting article/review of James Flynn’s “What is Intelligence” in the [...]

A place to share your work, post links, rant, rave and so on.