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Blog:Hoodie-Footie Snuggie Suit

Hoodie-Footie Snuggie Suit

I mean it was only a matter of time right? Yeah, I ordered one for my Valentine and one for myself. She sure is a lucky lady. Get one at Pajamagram. via Gizmodo

Blog:iStockphoto to begin selling stock logos

iStockphoto to begin selling stock logos

iStockphoto announced yesterday that they would begin selling logos on their site, in addition to their popular, cheap stock photography. The logos will sell for 100-750 credits, and each logo can be sold only once. Designers will initially receive 50% royalty, with this policy to change after six months. Credits range from $0.95 to $1.50…

Blog:Internet Explorer is the devil

Internet Explorer is the devil

I made and published this updated Internet Explorer logo a while ago, but dealing with some recent Internet Explorer testing frustration made me repost this. As a web guy, I waste countless hours per web project getting good code to display or print in Internet Explorer 6 (IE6). Google has discouraged users from using IE6,…

Blog:All designers need a Designer Snuggie!

All designers need a Designer Snuggie!

Did you want a Snuggie but were just too bummed about the boring colors? Well today is your lucky day! Designer Snuggies are here to help you look stylish even when you’re cold. Available in Luxurious Leopard, Stunning Zebra or Classic Camel plus the Transformer-book-light-arm-thingy. As designers, we’re sure to appreciate it when companies make…

Blog:Absolut Rip-off

Absolut Rip-off

Fast Company has a piece about this new ad from Absolut. Upon first watching the ad, most people instantly recognize the manmade typography and wise message as classic Sagmeister, but this isn’t his work. It is the work of advertising agency TBWA\Chiat\Day. Read the entire article at Fast Company. Sagmeister isn’t the first or only…

Blog:The Geography of Jobs

The Geography of Jobs

Here’s a rather depressing look at employment trends in the U.S. from 2004 to the present day. Check out the interactive graphic here.

Blog:Shepard Fairey Ripped Off My Picture First

Shepard Fairey Ripped Off My Picture First

“Shepard Fairey Ripped Off My Picture First” says Ed Nachtrieb, photographer of the photo on the left. Fairey’s poster on the right. Nachtrieb took this photo of a Chinese soldier 20 years ago at Tiananmen Square. Fairey used it afterwards with no mention of the photographer or compensation. This poster was out long before the…

Blog:Cheap hotdogs and cheap technology

Cheap hotdogs and cheap technology

Tonite, a friend IMed me asking for my help applying for a job at Sheetz. She said that the site wouldn’t let her apply and said she needed IE 5.0+ to use the application. Thinking she missed something, I asked for the link to check it out. Using Safari 4 beta, a browser that scores…

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