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Saturday, December 15, 2007

"What is Vector?"

Well it could be a Kirkism or it could be this. But then, maybe it has something to do with this instead. Hmm?

Labels: design, funny, illustration

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Wednesday, August 22, 2007

Magic wand

Heh. French politics gets a bit of the old photoshop treatment...

Labels: funny, photoshop

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Monday, August 20, 2007

TBFH t-shirt

Ta-Dah! - Threadless, Best T-shirts Ever

This t-shirt design gets a five in my books! Get over to threadless and add your vote pronto - this needs to be a winner. Click the thumbnail for a bigger view.

Labels: funny, illustration, t-shirt

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Wednesday, June 27, 2007

When you've been working in publishing as long as I have you get to hear about a lot of stories about disgruntled employees getting their own back. The best is the "hidden message using the first letter of each story". Its one of those stories that you think are great but never actually get the chance of seeing. Well here's what Top Gear presenter James May did whilst working for Autocar magazine quite a few years ago. Absolute class. You'd never get me doing anything like this - oh no!

Labels: design, funny, magazine

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Friday, June 15, 2007

A subject close to his heart

This comic is great. Created by someone using the name "Bruised Blood", you can usually find his latest strips posted to B3ta. This episode is particularly funny. I thankfully, am unafflicted by this phenomenom! Beware though, these strips can often send shivers up the spine.

Labels: comics, funny, illustration

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Monday, June 04, 2007

iPhone Commercial

I can't wait to try out the sideburn feature...

Labels: design, funny

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Friday, November 17, 2006

Twisted parenthood

Not long ago I got the book Loads More Lies to Tell Small Kids as a present. It's great fun, well drawn, with plenty of great insights into what its like to be a parent. I found myself immediately giving my sons slightly untrue answers to their persistent questions after reading this. They swallowed them up wholesale! The author Andy Riley gets top marks.

Labels: books, funny, illustration

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Thursday, November 17, 2005