Luxury branded lollipop concept by Massimo Gammacurta.
A June issue of a Japanese magazine "Men's Club" ran a special photo feature titled "Ivy League Today." Of course by "Today" we mean the year 1975. It focused on the sartorial choices of students at Ivy League campuses. Here's my alma mater below. Check out that gnarly shuttle!
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Chipotle quietly updated their brand with a new logo designed by San Francisco firm Sequence. More details here.
Echoing David Cho, frankly I don't give a F what the logo is--it could be a pile of elephant dung for all I care--so long as they don't mess with my steak Burrito Bol.
M-m-m! Burrito bol!
Oh how I love you so!
Steak, hot sauce, lettuce and rice.
That combination is oh so nice.
In light of the swine flu Mexicans, designers, and advertisers are doing some creative stuff with protective surgical masks. The Japanese, Michael Jackson, and Cobra Commander saw this coming years ago. Check it out.
Irina Blok created these creative surgical masks and donating the proceeds from sales of them towards an organization fighting the swine flu.
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The swine flu variation of the Keep Calm poster. $15 here.
Who knew that this hotel, known among some as the West Coast White House, I stayed at last spring in LA had such Damien Hirst doing his best to blur the line between commercialism and art, but this collaboration at least is going towards a good cause. It was auctioned by "Creative Arts Agency on 23 April on behalf of Project Angel Food, a charity which provides meals to homebound HIV sufferers."
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Aw, the innocence of youth before it gets crushed by realities of experience and maturity...so I've heard. [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UehSJlOQj2I&fmt]
5-year-old Édgar Hernández of La Gloria, Mexico has been identified as the first person to have come down with this swine flu. Glad he survived.
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From the BBC, an amazing HD footage of a patient red fox on the hunt. [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dP15zlyra3c&fmt=18]
