AIGA Minnesota poster from last year by Studio on Fire. Via The Beauty of Letterpress.
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Exclamation Point (Chartreuse) by sculptor/artist Richard Artschwager, who died this weekend. Obit via the NY Times: http://nyti.ms/WZVAYX
Photo by Robert McKeever.
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Image of the Day: Peter Mendelsund redesigns the covers of Joyce classics, and writes a lengthy, but great post about it. Seen here, Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man.
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Image of the Day: Sam Weber’s sinister illustration for “The Priest That Preyed” in today’s New York Times.
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Image of the Day: A visualization of the aggregate number of years taken away from the victims of gun violence by Periscopic.
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Image of the Day: StumbleUpon has a nice collection of ’80s punk flyers. Shown: Minor Threat, The Untouchables, SOA, and Bad Brains, playing a benefit for Paul’s Amp.
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Image of the Day: Gig poster for Samara Lubelski, design by Pedro Lourenco.
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Image of the Day: Yesterday’s Google Doodle honored Jackie Robinson’s 94th birthday. Did you know that in 1951, Robinson posted a 9.3 WAR? Or that he only struck out in 5.2% of his at bats?
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Image of the Day: The poster for director Danny Boyle’s latest, Trance. Designer as-yet unknown, but we’ll update when we find out.
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Image of the Day: Deadspin points us to Facebook’s Data Science team, who combed more than 35 million users who have “liked” NFL teams’ fan pages, and then created maps to display the findings. The result is possibly the most accurate representation of NFL regional fandom.
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Image of the Day: The cover of last weeks’ Thursday magazine. Creative direction: Adonis Durado; Art direction: Waleed Rabin.
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Image of the Day: Today’s letters illustration in The New York Times by Maxwell Holyoke-Hirch, on the politics behind the gun debate.
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Image of the Day: Nessim Higson (I Am Always Hungry) launched a Kickstarter for his book, Love Letters From New Orleans earlier this week. Take a look at some of the lush pages here.
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Image of the Day: Bloomberg and Lisa Strausfeld launched Bloomberg Billionaires yesterday, visualizing all of the world’s richest people.
