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Joshua Scott Toy Font

Though he is mainly known for his photography, Joshua Scott ‘s most recent project, featured in BULLETT Magazine’s Obsessed issue, takes the perception of youth to a magnified level. Though he is mainly known for his photography, Joshua...

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Friday Likes 02

A tasty edition that includes pretzels, beer (again), and lettering. Sigmund’s Pretzels You can almost taste the salt and rub shoulders with Woody Allen in this identity by Triboro for New York pretzel maker, Sigmund’s . More / Scroll down...

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Announcing the First Annual Core77 OPEN: Five Boroughs x Five Designers – NYC Designers Invited to Submit Work for Exhibition

Design magazine & resource Core77 has called New York City home for nearly two decades now—so it is with great pleasure that we announce the first annual Core77 Open , a timely snapshot of new work from the ever-evolving NYC design community,...

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Announcing the 2012 D-Crit Conference: Eventually Everything

The coming weeks will see plenty of student exhibitions as graduating classes the world over complete their degrees and enter (or re-enter) the professional world. SVA’s Design Criticism is no exception, and in two short years, the annual conference...

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Need to Know: PSFK Conference NYC Recap

As our Twitter followers probably know, we had the opportunity to attend the annual PSFK Conference last Friday. (The 2012 edition of the annual event shares its name with PSFK’s first print magazine, “Need to Know,” which was distributed...

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Sursly

Tyler Finck aka Sursly, is a brand, print & web designer from Ithaca, NYC. Tyler Finck aka Sursly, is a brand, print & web designer from Ithaca, NYC. He’s responsible for some great fonts – some of which you can find for free on...

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Jean-Luc Godard films re-imagined by AB/CD/CD

Three classic Jean-Luc Godard films re-imagined by contemporary French directing collective AB/CD/CD for Opening Ceremony, the super-cool NYC boutique. AB/CD/CD fully embrace the lo-fi conventions of earlier filmmakers, using dummies for stunt doubles...

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