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Part 1: Detournement (The Beginning of the end)
December 30th, 2010
[This next topic I'm tackling is sorta big. In fact, it's so profoundly influential (yet completely ignored [...]
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T-Shirts: Ubiquitous as Belly Buttons
December 27th, 2010
The unfortunate origins of the t-shirt in America begin with slavery. The t-shirt was cheap easy field [...]
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The Late, Great Don Martin
December 23rd, 2010
Recognize this illustrator? You should. He’s one of the most famous cartoon/humorist illustrators of the last half [...]
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Sugar-Coated Nothings and Cigarettes
December 20th, 2010
Meet Joe the Camel. He’s the most famous camel who ever lived. “Old Joe” was a featured [...]
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Fads in Typography
December 16th, 2010
Right now we’re going through a huge fad of handwritten lettering. I think it was inspired by [...]
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Awesome Crappy Cat Poster
December 13th, 2010
This little poster is from the mid 1970′s, back when I was a student still attending Western [...]
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Edward Gorey and Faulty Equations
December 9th, 2010
Edward Gorey is so famous at this point, that I hardly need to even mention him here. [...]
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December 6th, 2010
Mike Calkins posted a rather special item here on my FB™ page a while back that I [...]
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Archive for December, 2010
Recent Comments
- i.m.a.pelican: sweet to read a post about BELLINGHAM!
I grew up there.
It is a special place.
Another notable
- chris: Just a quick response to your post. I've had the pleasure of personally handling and examining hundr
- jon c: At the turn of the 20th century reports of ufos mostly involved airships.
Something goes on in the
- e.small: the damachers is a band from Jaime's comic he did with his brothers, Love and Rockets. that sticker
- noel: wow, thanks for the info on this company, you should post some scans of the catalogue! I'm really in
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