Things I have learned in my life so far

Brocade, an IT company, now claim the position “the leading provider of networked storage solutions.”  They need to provide a new platform for the future. Landor’s consultants responded comprehensively.

The “flying B” symbol is fantastic! powerful!

new logo

previous logo

previous logo

Herb Lubalin’s Families logo from 1980 (see other design greats, on the david ailey’s iconic logo designers website).

Photo courtesy of Sahlan Simón Cherpitel

Lubalin was a brilliant, iconoclastic advertising art director—in the 1940s with Reiss Advertising and then for twenty years with Sudler and Hennessey. Recipient of medal after medal, award after award, and in 1962 named Art Director of the Year by the National Society of Art Directors, he has also been a publication designer of great originality and distinction. He designed startling Eros in the early 60s, intellectually and visually astringent Fact in the mid-60s, lush and luscious Avant Garde late in the same decade, and founded U & lc in 1973 and saw it flourish into the 80s. (AIGA)

Director: Kyle Cooper

In his title sequences for more than 150 features, Kyle Cooper evokes the strongest emotions – from delighted amazement to stark horror. Entertainment Weekly called his work on the movie Seven a “masterpiece of dementia.” via designthinkers

It’s a new company, a joint venture of SABMiller plc, and Molson Coors Brewing Company. Designed by a Pentagram team led by Michael Bierut. The new MillerCoors symbol, based on a view of a glass of beer from above.

See millercoors.com


mind’s new work: Identity design for Ad Astra Pte Ltd.

Designed by Mary and Matt, via notcot.

These calendar fridge magnets was awarded the Bronze prize at the Kiev International Advertising Festival ‘08. Designed by Ukrainian designer Serhiy Chebotaryov

Just print the image poster below, and guess what! “…when you look at the poster up close it’s just purple balls tastefully arranged in space, but when you step back, changing your point of focus, you see Einstein’s face clearly made up of all the tiny little molecules….” (Janet Froelich, creative director, New York Times magazine).

poster created by Stefan Sagmeister, Sagmeister inc.

poster created by Stefan Sagmeister, Sagmeister inc.

Einstein's original photo

This is Miroslav Tichy, a Czech photographer:

This is one of Tichy’s homemade cameras, fashioned from cardboard tubing, string, and thread spools:

Here’s a photo taken with one of his homemade cameras:

Of the apparent quality of his photography Tichy says:

Photography is painting with light! the blurs, the spots, those are errors! but the errors are part of it, they give it poetry and turn it into painting, and for that you need as bad a camera as possible! If you want to be famous, you have to do whatever you’re doing worse than anyone else in the whole world. Geblek! but awesome. (via this is that)

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