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From Help Ink
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So much glamour.
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Modern and Inspiring Web DesignRedesign concept by Martin Oberhäuser for a travel and booking website.
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For the Return of ‘Mad Men,’ an Ad Pitch Comes Wrapped in an Enigma | NYT
“This is a dreamlike image,” Mr. Weiner said, likening it to work of...
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Powering up
Don’t Trust The B___ in Apt. 23 promo
I will watch the pilot just because of this brilliant ad.
The best part of last night’s Oscar telecast, by far.
(via popculturebrain)
Rachel and Chandler teach you how to use your Windows PC in under 10 minutes. I feel like this is more Geller family territory, but this’ll do. And that sleek, curved keyboard! That brings me back.
Also, anyone know who wrote this? I’m genuinely curious.
I have seen none of these. But I want to a little bit more now.
Amazing Poster Designs
The 2012 Best Picture nominees by Hunter Langston. Check out and buy his artworks on Etsy.
Featured artwork in the WE AND THE COLOR Flickr Group. Join the group and submit your work here.
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Kids re-enact the Oscar Nominees.
“Wait this is supposed to my voice over.”
I’m marginally more excited for Sunday now. Let’s do this.
The Paris vs. New York posts are popping up everywhere, but I thought that, in the spirit of the Oscars this Sunday, this one was the most appropriate. And by far the wittiest, at any time of year.
A human parking cone. “It’s that thing were two jacked midgets paint themselves orange and you have to parallel park between them.”
More delightful Stefon-inspired illustrations here.
Stunning Motion Graphics – RP Montage 2012
Motion Graphics by Raoul Paulet.
Fore more info about all projects please visit: raoulpaulet.com
Soundtrack - Luppulagio by Sigur Rosvia: MAG.WE AND THE COLOR
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An impressive collection of motion graphic work. Bravo, sir.
The FPO dig is a personal favorite. Thanks Sarah!
I aspire to these dizzying heights.
So you want to be a poster designer…
(by Dr. Mosnter, via reddit)
1:33 to 1:36 in particular, and all those runs afterwards. Amazeballs.
Pentatonix’s Whitney Houston tribute - How Will I Know
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