Jony Ive on the BBC’s Blue Peter.
(by jkahnjkahn, via Daring Fireball)
Posts tagged design
Jony Ive on the BBC’s Blue Peter.
(by jkahnjkahn, via Daring Fireball)
Vancouver intersections as envisioned by local graphic designers. The Broadway and Granville poster’s probably my favourite, but this one should make sense even to those who have never seen the city.
(via Scout Magazine)
In which members of Ireland’s creative community have created posters featuring the worst feedback they’ve ever received from clients in support of the Temple Street Children’s Hospital. Some examples:
And my (and likely everyone’s) favourite:
Click through. They’re great.
(via Coudal Partners)
Newseum | Today’s Front Pages | The Birmingham News
Love this front page – no headline per se, just a strong graphic representation of Obama’s re-election.
Click through. It’s a great rant, presented beautifully.
(Bret Victor; h/t to Daring Fireball)
Fear the Beard - Ryan Fitzpatrick, Buffalo Bills
$20-25
Ryan Fitzpatrick’s beard eats defenses like the Patriots for breakfast.
Available Colors:
Royal Blue, Red
Available Styles:
Men - Fruit of the Loom Classic, American Apparel,
Women - Gildan Classic, Heather, Jersey, American Apparel Slim Fit
I’ve never been a Bills fan, but I would wear this.
First the Marlins, now the Jays? Uni Watch has confirmed that the Blue Jays are taking it back to the old school (sort of) with a new logo for the 2012 season. Can’t wait to see the uni’s.
my transformation from Twins fandom to Blue Jays fandom gets even closer to completion
I realize everyone’s freaking out about how awesome this logo is, but it really looks like a) someone slapped a maple leaf on the old Jays logo in PhotoShop or b) the Jay is wearing a large maple leaf earring. SORRY IT’S WHAT I SEE.
I believe you mean “restored the maple leaf to its rightful place”. Here’s the logo the Jays used until 1996:

Reblogging for future sober commentary
Original here.
Would it be petty to suggest alternate slogans for the items on the right? I’m thinking:
If name-calling works among conservative voters, why not play along?