15 Logos That Look Like Other Things
Posted by Chris on Monday, March 8, 2010

I had no idea which one of these to share. They are all pretty entertaining even if I didn’t recognize the logo. Go see the other 14 at Buzzfeed.

thanks Birch

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Alex Merto – Effing Typeface
Posted by Chris on Tuesday, March 2, 2010

I could have just threw this aside and tastefully put it in my monthly link dump. However, I feared you wouldn’t click through to see the perverse genius of this typeface. So, in my own filthy way I pirated a few letters to give you a look in hopes that you’ll click through and check out this or his other work.

designed by Alex Merto

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Firmuhment
Posted by Chris on Friday, February 26, 2010

I don’t know how I found Firmuhment but it is insightful, artistic and downright amazing. You can find tiny rants like this one about Valentine’s Day, to music and art about a celebrity sighting to artwork like below. Definitely interesting to add to your weekly bookmarks. In a world of blogs hand-written items have a tremendous impact. Very cool.

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Uncle Jack
Posted by Chris on Thursday, February 25, 2010

I nervously clicked on this one. So many people in college made these cheesy action films filled with gun-play that I find them terribly boring and uncreative. However, this wasn’t so bad.

via Milk & Cookies

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15 Things You Should Know About Breasts
Posted by Chris on Wednesday, February 24, 2010

This infographic both informational and graphic. WIN!

via Good Full size version – onlineschools.org

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Floppy Disk Art
Posted by Chris on Monday, February 15, 2010

This is wicked cool. Artist Nick Gentry has created some portraits using Floppy Disks. See his work on his website or his Flickr page.

“The London-based artist employs a variety of paints to create hauntingly beautiful expressions on is subjects’ faces.” via Good

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I’ll be honest; I don’t watch much TV at all. Of course, it doesn’t help our TV can only get BBC1, BBC2, ITV1 and Channel 4. So, when ye take into account the fact I hate reality shows, puerile sitcoms, chat shows, sport and anything involving Jonathan Ross, Jeremy Clarkson and Piers Morgan, there’s not a lot left over, really. And cookery shows begin to pall fairly soon.
All this is why there are occasions like this which give me a little hope for a better viewing future: Over in the Ukraine, they have their own programmes, but even they have some of the ubiquitous claptrap, such as talent shows. Their content, however, shows a willingness to try something a little more worthy than karaoke.
Witness then, Kseniya Simonova, the winner of last year’s Ukraine’s Got Talent. I defy you to be moved by her sand-art performance.

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