Boy we're finally moving, 40 broad, Downtown Boston, here we come!
Big kudos to Nook and Rad Sechrist for putting the posters together for me. Of course Ms. Allie Hughes for the great new company logo.
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Pretty neat.
Lu Cong has a eerily similar background as me. Born in China, came to the states at age of 11 during the late 80s. Except, this guy is like... 100 times cooler than I am now. I loved his paintings. His website is http://www.lucong.com
John Huet is a photographer based in Boston. He's been traveling to China for the past year and was in Beijing during the spectacular 2008 Olympics. He just recently came back and decided to update his website. Me, along with couple of cool kids from Mullen Boston and in W+K Shanghai were privileged with designing some of his photos. The pictures above are some of the ones I helped out with. You can view the rest of the series at http://www.johnhuet.com
Saw this cool thing walking down lower east side today
Just found this artist. The mice plate is amazing. There isn't a lot there on her site, but if you google image her name, there will be a lot of things.
I will never buy a Zune, the navigation system is not horrendous but its messier than ipod. The thing I really dig though, is their advertising. This thing on the web is really cool, the posters, short animations has little to do with the actual product, but it has to do with interpretation of certain kind of music. I prefer this form of advertising, it is making an effort to say, yeah, we get it, we love music and all the feelings it conjures up too, not because we want you to buy this music related product. In a few days, I will post what I've done for Airbus thats similar to this. ;)
Fellow Art Center Graduate Mark Ryden has this piece to sell now. $3000, signed, letter pressed, gold foil stamped, limited edition. :'( mean while.. I'm... still doing ad posters for a price i'm not going to disclose at this time.
From Sprout Home, pretty clever, dishwasher safe, limited microwave use, dissect while you dine. All at $10.50 a plate. Is that a dog on the green plate? Hmm.... dog...
I loved this comic novel, a bit long, but very engaging non the less.
