1.
Print Brigade, or PRBR, has got just what you need for your body. That is, if you like wearing good looking T Shirts. (If you don't believe me because they're friends, would you believe
Thrillist?)
2.
Family Dinner for One, or FDF1, has got just what you need for your body. That is, if you like wearing good looking T Shirts. (If you don't believe me because they're acquaintances, would you believe
The Boston Globe?)
Both places have several designs, so if you don't like bicycles or kittens, you can still have fun.
Posted by matt
Mar 25, 2009
A local designer makes the case that our
signage sucks.
(Via
GC:PVD)
A chance encounter hipped me to the fact that it was four years ago yesterday that
Hargo built The Somerville Gates. At which point, the internet went crazy and 4 million people looked at The Somerville Gates' website in a week. The site had to be taken down to cool the viral internet's greedy bandwidth needs, but the entire installation is now happily back online where it should be. More coverage from
The Boston Globe,
Big RED & Shiny,
msnbc.com,
The New York Times, and of course
Boing Boing.
The Feeding Gates
I've been posting a bunch about Shepard Fairey lately because of his show at Boston's Institute of Contemporary Art which is opening this week.
Tonight I got the chance to hear him speak in the auditorium at the ICA. The event was a conversation with Susan Dackerman, a curator at Harvard, and was something of a free form interview.
Images and more after the jump.
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I didn't realize
last week that the zombie food chain shirt was made by Olly Moss, the guy who made the
"Spoilt" T shirt with all the movie spoilers on it. He's good.
Now he's reimagined
a collection of movie posters in a sparse, delicious style.
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade is good. Rain Man is super clever, but Die Hard is the best.
Via
Kottke,
Feltron Eight is out - I was just looking for it this weekend and here it is.
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