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Blog:“Why We Make” by Adam Savage

“Why We Make” by Adam Savage

I stumbled across this video of a speech Adam from “Mythbusters” gave a couple of days ago and found it really fun and exciting. The only way to learn, is to fuck up. The only way to fuck up, is to try. Enjoy!

Blog:Hipster Branding

Hipster Branding

This is what the world would look like if “hipsters” had their way. Definitely seems like an interesting and fun project. View the rest of the series here: Hipster Branding

Blog:KRAFT Mac & Cheese Turns 75

KRAFT Mac & Cheese Turns 75

To celebrate 75 years of Mac and Cheese, KRAFT has turned its Twitter and Facebook over to these two Old Birds, see their reaction.

Blog:Muppet Show Pitch

Muppet Show Pitch

This is the original pitch for the Muppet Show, and how you sell a TV show.

Blog:If Facebook were invented in the 90s

If Facebook were invented in the 90s

What if Facebook were invented in the early 90s? (via @visualarmory)

Blog:Music Vest the Latest in Fashion

Music Vest the Latest in Fashion

The Music Vest is how you make a great fashion statement. I’m surprised I haven’t seen Lady Gaga sporting one of these. Now you can be wrapped in aluminium foil, sleeveless and listening to your favorite music. It’s no backwards robe made of fleece, but then again what kind of entertainment value does the Snuggy…

Blog:The Magic of 1980s Sports Posters

The Magic of 1980s Sports Posters

What a great collection of classic 80s sports posters. There’s something so nostalgic about this series. Could it be the classic sports nicknames or the overly exaggerated narratives that make it a great sale? Maybe it’s my age or upbringing, but these posters take me back to my memories of the 1995 Men’s Basketball Olympic…

Blog:Inspire: Paul Sahre at AGI Open 2011

Inspire: Paul Sahre at AGI Open 2011

Kent State Alumni Paul Sahre (not to be confused with Paula Scher) talks about designing a life-size Monster Truck Hearse. After firmly establishing why he is not Paula Scher, Paul Sahre talks about his collaboration with American “art rock” group They Might Be Giants. This journey took him from designing an iTunes thumbnail image to…