Vans and the places where they were

California vans.

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Posted 25 days ago

The 2009 Feltron Report

Every year, I think how cool it would be to do this myself. And every year, the data of my life remains uncaptured.

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Posted 1 month ago

More Coke history

Continuing my fascination with the evolution of Coke's branding, here are Coke bottles, then and now. The first one kind of looks like a Sigg water bottle.

Thanks to Len Kendall for the find.

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Posted 4 months ago

22 of the World's Most Creative Alphabets

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Posted 4 months ago

Package Design. Before & After: Guinness Draught

I prefer the original. What do you think?

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Posted 5 months ago

hatch show and the anti-technology movement

While Apple and Google are grabbing much of the headlines, it's important to note there's a significant shift away from technology and Hatch Show stands in a beacon to this new movement.

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Filed under  //  anti-social   anti-tech   design  
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Posted 5 months ago

A season of failure (The Mets)

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Posted 6 months ago

Best Recontextualization of a Mattress Ever

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Posted 6 months ago

Awesome logo alert

The logo for my Fall League ultimate frisbee team, Topless Pillow Fight.  Thanks to Bob Durling for making this logo special.

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Posted 6 months ago

More Truth About Twitter

Seriously, I'm sick of talking and hearing about twitter. And I'm kind of bored of the service lately too. But this is a pretty interesting graph of usage. I especially like the classification of Sat/Sun as "real life".

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Posted 6 months ago