There’s this funky graphic agency in Spain (literally, their general contact email is funky@pornographics.es) called Pornographics Studios… And it’s awesome. I wish I could read anything on their website but, Baxter…you know I don’t speak Spanish. Thankfully their work speaks for itself… cool, colorful typography, check out their homage to vintage porno logos (see these motion graphics in action here):

“I didn’t see the hitters, all i could care, was if they was on the right side …or the left side” – Dock Ellis

No Mas hired the funky, intelligent painter James Blagden to do an animation based on Dock Ellis’s 1970 no-hitter over the Padres. The result is amazing, Blagden does an incredible job re-imagining what might have happened that day on the mound. The accompanying voice over comes from a 2008 NPR interview in which Ellis describes being “as high as a Georgia pine” hahaa, worth a watch, the animation is hilarious:

One thing people tend to forget about design, it’s ALWAYS up for review. Attention to detail people, come on now. Check out these 25 Photoshop errors from TutorialFreakz.

Forgot that love handle shadow... oops!

Check the car reflection

For more, go to photoshopdisasters.blogspot.com.

I think it’s time for us to get back to showing off what we do over here. Here’s a selection of apparel we made for Secret Society here in NYC, go pick em up at their online shop.

We picked our top 5 shirts from Complex’s Top 100 list, which is definitely worth checking out, and just to ruin the surprise for you… here’s their number 1 pick:

Yeah that’s Kate Moss… And here’s our top 5:“T-shirts with messages are, for the most part, pretty lame. If you feel the need to walk around with some self-important proclamation on your chest, you should probably just get on Twitter ASAP. But this tee using magazine names and their typography is one of the most original, both in message and treatment.”
“This t-shirt started as an inside joke pertaining to the use of violence to solve problems. The tee took off as people got the joke (or didn’t), and the success of the shirt brought about many incarnations of the tee and led to the familiar brass knuckle becoming the logo for the brand.”“Absurd designer Angelo Baque founded the brand in 2002 and cooked up a hometown classic by creating this image of Knicks great Patrick Ewing with his arm around the twin towers.” “The NYC nostalgia kings scored in the summer of ’06 with this Jordan tribute tee that features the brand’s signature stars and gradient design, originally released in three colors…by Lemar & Dauley.”Haaa, backstory on this one: “Los Angeles skaters jokingly struck back at hip-hop’s sudden infatuation with their beloved sport by rocking this memorable comment about the one and only Skateboard P. The Ice Cream skate team struck back with their own tee: Pharrell CAN Skate. Take that!”

Herb Lubalin is a legend in the design world. An expert designer, creator of typefaces (most notably, the popular ITC Avant Garde), maker of logos, and a Cooper Union graduate… Lubalin paved the way for today’s typographic design. His influence can be seen on logos created over the past 2 decades. Check it:

Check out our photos from the Lubalin exhibit we hit up in NYC:

Here’s a look at some shirts that we designed that went into production for the homies over at Lemar & Dauley, Check it out also if you would like to buy the shirts go to www.lemaranddauley.com

this shit is sickkkk imagine having a nyc rain station tunnel filled with these people would bug out lol

One of my favorite female actresses does a shoot with great photographer Mario Testino

I love catching everday street scense. Here is one of your favorite hot dog spot!