Degrees of Separation originally started as a simple online postcard website for designers living, originating or somehow connecting to New Orleans area. Read: This project was started pre-hurricane. After Hurricane Katrina, it turned into a creative outlet for many people…
Continue Reading →I'm still buzzing about my recent art purchase-- a gorgeous Jose Parla watercolor I fell in love with at the Cityscapes exhibit we covered during Art Basel in Miami (recap here). I almost forgot to mention I picked up a…
Continue Reading →Meet The Marks is a recently finished children's book by our friend Frederic Terral, the genius behind Right Brain Terrain and the Alternative Motivational Posters. The book plays with 'marks'-- a period, question mark, and very cute exclamation point. The…
Continue Reading →Often times when you get a book as a gift, you smile nervously, file it away into the book shelf and never glance at again. That's not likely to happen with the books pictures above-- so here are our picks…
Continue Reading →Technology is a pervasive part of our daily lives, and increasingly so. It seems as though with each passing year, technology engulfs another portion of each of us. It is an evolution for which I am fearful and uncomfortable, but…
Continue Reading →Without Reason is a limited edition art-book featuring work from graffiti artists, painters, designers, illustrators, photographers and tattoo artists from around the world. Familiar names like Ricky Powell, Bask, Mars One, Future Relic, UPSO and Brendan Monroe grace the 72…
Continue Reading →As soon as the 'Clint Eastwood' video came out in 2001, I was impressed by the Gorillaz-- in my mind, they really are the pioneers of the visual integration of digital arts into the musical landscape. The Gorillaz are, to…
Continue Reading →Zoom In Zoom Out, the latest book from the folks at Victionary, explores design from a couple of different perspectives to create what appears to be a seriously hot book. They went through works from what they thought to be…
Continue Reading →Boogie, the infamous street-photographer has a show coming up on November 17th, 2006 at 36 Powell Street in Vancouver. Boogie originally born in Serbia migrated to the US in '98. His work has appeared in Rolling Stone, Vice, among many…
Continue Reading →Victionary recently launched these two new excellent looking titles, Nice To Meet You (left) and Neighbourhood (right). Nice To Meet You is somewhat of a reference/inspiration book which helps tell the secret on how to design a business card to…
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