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a beginners guide to graphic design

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Designed by Madrid based Baud: "The aims of the label were: to highlight the winemaking process, to make the label intelligible for the blind population and to present and outstanding wine with great appeal for the general public."

Updated Oct 7, 2008

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Wu-Tang Design Remix Project pt.1 | Logan Walters

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Logan Walters remix design of Wu-Tang album cover design points to an overlooked area of package design.

Updated May 8, 2009

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Album Cover Design

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Stendig Calendar

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I've always lusted after this calendar

Updated Jan 2, 2009

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Print Liberation - THE END

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it's the perfect brake up shirt

Updated Feb 8, 2009

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My Bloody Valentine

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Dot Grid Book from Behance

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The Dot Grid was developed as an alternative to traditional lines and boxes. Extremely useful.

Updated Apr 22, 2009

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Cool Customizable Cards from The Mandate Press

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The Mandate Press created my business card and I get nothing but compliments when I give out a card. Mandate Press also provide excellent templates for business cards--take a look.

Updated Dec 30, 2008

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Katharine E. Hamnett Men's Beatles All You Need Is Love Tee

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This is what I need

Updated Dec 21, 2008

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Program | The Cinefamily

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I feel lucky to have seen many great silent movies at The Cinefamily during their first year of operation in 2008. I'd love to rave about the trill of experiencing the talented and charming Bob Mitchell on piano and organ, and the amazing eclectic line up of wired, and wonderful films, but instead, I want to point out the publication that introduced me to this revival house. The Cinefamily program. It's a compelling collection of film fact, images, and musings on movies on the The Cinefamily schedule. So far comic book artist have been commissioned to create original works for each cover, and tucked inside each program is a beautiful pin-up image that adorns the pull-out calender. Each time the schedule comes out I cant wait to open it up to see what new layout, or imaginative juxtapositions of image is to be seen. As of this writing all of the programs of 08 have been uploaded to the Cinefamily website and can be downloaded as PDFs. But I'm holding on to my printed version. ;)

Updated Dec 21, 2008

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Three's Top 100+one (2008)

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WIGS - English Beatles Style Wig

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THe packaging design for English Beatles Style Wig is probably the best thing about this product, it's maybe too cool--but is it art?

Updated Aug 24, 2008

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Ivan’s Childhood (1962) - Andrei Tarkovsky

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The Criterion Collection have done much for the home cinema experience, beyond the selection of must-see film, and the care taken in reproducing immaculate sound and picture, Criterion also creates wonderful packaging for each DVD. One of my favorites is Andrei Tarkovsky's 1962 film "Ivan’s Childhood".

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The debut feature from the great Andrei Tarkovsky, Ivan’s Childhood is an evocative, poetic journey through the shadows and shards of one boy’s war-torn youth. Moving back and forth between the traumatic realities of WWII and the serene moments of family life before the conflict began, Tarkovsky’s film remains one of the most jarring and unforgettable depictions of the impact of violence on children in wartime.

Updated Dec 20, 2008