From Jethro Tull’s Thick As A Brick LP cover. The album is available on Spotify.
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From Jethro Tull’s Thick As A Brick LP cover. The album is available on Spotify.
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War is psychedelic: Dazzle camouflage
“Dazzle did not conceal the ship but made it difficult for the enemy to estimate its type, size, speed and heading. The idea was to disrupt the visual rangefinders used for naval artillery.”
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Seppuku inspired t-shirt design
It says “In case of an emergency cut along the dotted line.”
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James Howard Kunstler sounds a bit shouty at times, but he delivers funny food of thought in his TED talk “The tragedy of suburbia”. Kunstler discusses crimes against humanity within urban planning in the USA after WWII as it occurs in both cities and suburban landscapes.
You often hear people get quite poetic and fuzzy about what’s wrong with suburbia and cities in the USA and what works in places with actual character (“omg Paris!1!”), but Kunstler gets specific and manages to put a finger on things most thinking humans have noticed but only moan aimlessly about.
Link: Youtube.
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☸ Breathe Deep And Let Go Of Things (Flickr photo, t-shirt). Inspired by this, which in turn was inspired by a WWII era British propaganda poster (buy).
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There are a few nicely trippy ones. Great improvement over previous Windows default artwork.
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Perfect for families with young children and fork collections.
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“YourLogoMakesMeBarf.com is intended to be a humorous look at what can go wrong when an unskilled person (your neighbor’s brother’s uncle’s friend anyone?!) designs a logo.”
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Celebrating corporate e-mail culture
Outlook plus abominable legalese, slogan and motivational goo plagued e-mail templates; Few things represent the lack of aesthetics and beauty in corporate culture as well as all big companies’ favored tool of purely unmanageable communications.
Also: NDA footers.
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