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Born in Portland, Oregon, Jesse LeDoux worked for many years as an art director for Seattle-based Sub Pop Records where he created iconic album and poster artwork for such artists as the Shins ('Best album packaging' Grammy nominee for Chutes Too Narrow), Iron and Wine and Death Cab for Cutie before leaving in 2004 to focus on his client-based and personal work at LeDouxville. Parallel to working on commercial illustration and collaborative projects for such clients as Nike, Kidrobot, Giro, Penguin UK, Rome Snowboards and Target, he has exhibited internationally. Most recently, his work was included in the Cooper Hewitt Design Triennial (2007) and an installation at the University of Maryland (2008). A large-scale mural of his work can currently be seen in downtown Denver, Colorado. He currently lives and works in Providence, RI.
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La nouvelle Fiat 500 s'affiche à côté de Checkpoint Charlie. Encore une de ces affiche géante qui semblent être une spécialité berlinoise (Voir celles pour l'iPod où Nike dans Prenzlauer Berg et Charité qui finance sa rénovation en affichant des pubs). Mais celle ci vous permet d'être l'auteur du message publicitaire qui l'accompagne. Il vous suffit d'envoyer un SMS qui s'affichera sur le bandeau de leds qui traverse l'affiche.
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Avec Go Sport, actualité du football (Championnat et Euro 2008) grâce à partenariat avec myfreesport.com, places de match à gagner, ainsi que des BD, appareils photos, cartes cadeaux grâce au partenariat Adidas, Puma, Nike et Canon. Offre GO Sport en produits supporters : répliques maillots des 16 équipes de l'Euro 2008 et accessoires et textiles supporters
The new titans of mobile sports technology, Nike+, are once again teaming with their cohorts at apple — this time developing wifi and 3G tie-ins for the next-gen iPhone. Lace up your sneakers and tune to your power song — this is going to ...
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what a shaaaaaaame, la sauce graffiti toupar, en plus vla les flops de merde ahaha
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Some Sony people stopped by the OLPC booth and mentioned that the Sony game controller labels the OLPC beta unit was using might cause some problems if Sony's legal department ever found out about it (which they will, if they haven't already). It's extremely an extremely proprietary trademark, like the Nike "swoosh" logo. Somebody from OLPC said that was a known issue but was ok because it was going to change and the current laptop was not for commercial production.