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Call of the Wild Street Art

Street artists are a unique breed. From taggers to activists, they want to get their message across. Neozoon a group of artists from France and Germany silhouette animal pelts from various animals to convey their message. The juxtaposition of ideas are mixed depending on the perspective of the passerby.  The murals get you thinking about […]

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Kawaii Calvin and Hobbes

Calvin and Hobbes never looked better. Jerrod Maruyama is the revisionist behind the Bill Watterson classic duo. The following artwork was created for a Calvin and Hobbes art contest on Super Punch. via-flickr

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WPA Posters From Library of Congress

In an effort to boost the economy in the early part of the 20th century, the government commissioned over 2000 WPA posters by creating the first arts program. The Library of Congress has amassed since the 40’s nearly 900 of the original posters in their collection. Some of the posters are classic pieces of art, […]

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If Slater Bowled by Alison Wright

Have a bowling pin will travel. Alison Wright’s surfing hero Kelly Slater is the muse of her latest work. If Slater Bowled is making a splash in Manhattan. This is one artistic obsession that can be pinned down. “There’s a way to have artwork that’s not just arbitrary but actually relates to certain themes and […]

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Forbes Top 400

It’s good to know that some people are making money in this recession like economy. Bill Gates on top of the heap is raking in the dough. I see Windows as the gateway to Explorer as the portal to downloading Firefox or other better programs. The trash bin becomes very useful when finished with Explorer. […]

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Lucky Charms Marshmallows Only

When you buy a box of Lucky Charms, you are buying about 25% mini marshmallows in a box that contains 75% cereal. Never mind the fact that 50% of the bag is air, that’s another story. Anybody who buys Lucky Charms it’s for those sugary mini marshmallows (marbits) that come in various shapes. If you […]

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Dick and Jane and Vampires

Dick and Jane are back with a little help from their friend, a vampire. What? Yes the popular Dick and Jane series created in the 30’s are back with a new book called, Dick and Jane and Vampires. When innocent Dick and Jane meet a creepy, cape-wearing vampire, the unexpected happens: he becomes their friend! […]

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The Future of the Book

These are exciting times for book publishers, new and old as the format is going evermore digital. What is the bigger picture for the new media? How will the written word survive in a heavily image based interactive world? The future of the book is an encompassing domain of new adventure into imagination. Meet Nelson, […]

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Journalism barbie

Journalism Barbie

The latest Barbie doll is that of a lithe news anchor, symbolizing the growing presence of women in the media industry and encouraging girls to explore the exciting realm of journalism and broadcasting.

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Star Trek Pizza Cutter

For those of you who still live in your parents’ basement, I feel your pain. When you order from Pizza Hut it’s hard to eat pizza when they don’t cut it properly. What’s a geek to do? You need a Star Trek pizza cutter. It never fails any mission. Go boldly where no cutter has […]

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Peanuts Moleskine Notepads

This is a big year for Peanuts and the merchandising agreements are peaking also as we celebrate 60 years of Peanuts this Autumn. The Peanuts Moleskine notepads are a thing of beauty. They look too good to write on. via-moleskine

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