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Make My Logo Bigger Cream
by mauriz & 11 others, 1 comment
Don't ask me to make the logo bigger again.
Core77's Hack-2-School Guide: Classroom
by sbrothier
“[The] definitive set of tips, tricks, and lifehacks for design students… Divided into 5 groups — Classroom, Dorm Room, Represent, Crash Course, and Cheat Sheet — everything you need to survive a design education has been hunted down, written up, and offered to you on a blue foam platter.”
Google Carpet by Robert Sollis
by sbrothier
Robert Sollis sent an email out to Google requesting they update Google Maps with a temporary marker for the 150th anniversary exhibition for the Royal College of Art, only to receive an auto-reply message in return. Mr. Sollis replied to inform that he'd create his own physical marker, the Google Carpet, that would hopefully be picked up by satellites and refreshed on the maps in time for the exhibition (only to receive that same dang auto-reply in return).
Wheels : Choose Your Religion - Knock Knock
by sbrothier & 1 other
With Wheels O’ Wisdom, we’ve reinvented the wheel many times over. A revolutionary marriage of contemporary wit and old-fashioned learning aid, these interactive morsels educate and delight as gifts, mega-cards, and tools.
Bush is Committed - Politics & Government Jokes - JibJab
by Gizmoz & 1 other (via)
Joke Originally Submitted by: aasimpy. "I made this over at Gizmoz.com - took a few minutes, and then I added in the flash bulbs and other audio fx on my own. The joke was from Letterman."
Little Hokum Rag
by tooty (via)
Art Blog by West Coast Pop Surrealist Painter, Amy Crehore, featuring upcoming events and photos of California gallery shows, Amy's art progress, tidbits about hokum music, comics, oddities, vintage instruments, Amy's Little Pierrot and Monkey Love Series (as seen on boingboing.net), Blab!, etc.
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LILEKS (James) Interior Desecrators
by metroboy
Welcome back to Interior Desecrations, a brutal examination of the unlovely, unattractive, unlivable and unforgivable homes of the 1970s. All eras have some bad taste, of course – but it took the 70s to make bad taste triumphant and universal.
