In part one of this series I took a look at matchbooks, one of a handful of once-lively design categories that's fading away as a result of crackdowns...
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One downside to the end of smoking in public places is that it has also meant the end of smoking accessories in public places. Matchbooks, ashtrays,...
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It's no secret that the Google/Life photo archives house some amazing, inspirational images. Recently I stumbled upon the most interesting and...
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It will probably be some time before we know the legal answer, but the common sense answer is pretty clear: absolutely not. The question gets some...
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Good craftsmanship and good design go hand-in-hand, so much so that I'm tempted to argue that one can't exist without the other. One of the easiest...
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A couple of years ago I was lucky enough to find a copy of the Art Directors Club's 51st Annual of Advertising, Editorial and Television Art &...
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The community started buzzing late yesterday with some of the biggest design-related news to come along in some time: Barack Obama's unveiling of new...
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Ever find yourself in need of a good infographic but aren't sure how to knock one out in Illustrator or Photoshop or (gasp) Word? It looks like your...
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Check that. I actually don't hate to break it to you. "You," of course, being anyone inclined to disagree. It all came up yesterday when I...
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The creative force behind iconic work for brands like UPS, IBM, ABC, and Westinghouse, Paul Rand is arguably America's most well-known identity...
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