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i'm an art director originally from portland, ore. now living & working in durham, n.c. these are some things i like. enjoy.
say hi.
buy this at 20x200
design
photos
etsy
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last.fm
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Well, this just won the internet. Click play and you’ll see why. NSFW. A hunter shoots a bear! (via tippexperience)
I’m not sure where this came from but if you work in advertising it’s worth the read. Consumer generated content is lazy, quit bothering people and do your job.
The Record / Contemporary ART and VINYL @ the Nasher Museum. The first museum exhibition to explore the culture of vinyl records through 50 years of contemporary art. Opening party tonight.
Directed/Edited: Eliot Rausch
Director of Photography: Luke Korver, Matt Taylor
”Look Away Dixie Land” opened Friday at Durham’s Labour Love Gallery located in Golden Belt. Labour Love presents “Look Away Dixie Land” as an opportunity to explore the past, present and future of the great Southern racial divide. The show features three prominent artists from the Triangle: McArthur Freeman, Titus Brooks Heagins and our friend Dave Alsobrooks of the Paragraph Project.
The image above is from Alsobrooks’ series. Born and raised in South Carolina, Alsobrooks recounts the significance of the Confederate Flag as a point of contention in his artist statement:
The flag has traditionally been a prominent icon, seen on license plates, shirts, tattoos, bumper stickers and keychains among other items. The “Southern Cross” was even displayed atop the state’s capitol building from 1962 until 2000. Arguments were made to remove the flag and to uphold its public display in Columbia. I knew folks entrenched on either side of this discussion, so I was privy to both points of view. During this time the phrase, “Heritage, not hate,” became popular. It became the “politically correct” slogan accompanying the Confederate Flag. Paraphrased: the Confederate Flag doesn’t have any hateful associations — its public display is only a tribute to history, heritage and a way of life. Heritage, not hate? To whose heritage are we referring?
“Look Away Dixie Land” will be showing until October 10th.
There is no better time to start raising your own backyard chickens and have all the healthy, fresh, salmonella-free eggs you can eat.
The best Hip-Hip album of the summer and it’s not even an album, go find the Trunk Muzik mixtape and end your summer right. Bama!
Cold Beer Beautiful Girls by Ed Ruscha (b. 1937)
(via: itsunofficial)
“Fuck You” by Cee Lo Green, the jilted lover
Hilarious and awesome. I can’t wait for this album!
Whoa, I know I’m a little late to this new Cee-Loo song game but damn, this is awesome. I wish they would have gone somewhere else with the type, as I got bored watching the same animation over and over half way through, but hot damn this is amazing.
(via thingsorganizedneatly, atelier-e)
Well hello, new favorite Tumblr.
When your morning starts like this, your day can only get better. Netarts, Oregon, It’s nice to be back.
As an (extraordinarily expensive :) wedding gift to Nathan & Katie I offered to have The Made Shop do all the typography and print design for their wedding.
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Click through to see all of the extraordinarily beautiful work the Made Shop did for this wedding. Wow.
