No Relevance - For Lovers of Visual Junk No Relevance - For Lovers of Visual Junk NoRelevance is an online museum of sorts dedicated to graphic ephemera. It's an obsession with the discarded, overlooked and otherwise passed-over. The site features exhibits of hand-painted signs, 45rpm record labels, bock beer labels, political pro
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Missing Mac OS Preferences?
2007-02-13 21:20:00 Does your Mac have this setting? I wish mine did so that I could deactivate it. Apparently, Apple thinks I'm a dumbass and won't just let me do what I need to do without warning me each and every time I try to change a file extension... More About: Missing , Refer , Missi
Truly Dreadful Stuff
2007-02-07 17:23:00 So, I'm sitting here in my vinyl (ivory?) tower thinking I've got the corner on the 45 RPM label art web site market, when Jamaican Label Art hits my screen boasting "over 1603 label scans, 954 details, 111 sleeves, 3320 files in total." While they're not actual size scans (I still have the corner on that market), they do include a number of nice detailed closeups of over-printing colors and type treatments. There's even a submission form where you can add your own to the collection. Well, I bow in humble submission... More About: Stuff
The True Price of Freedom
2007-02-06 16:26:00 Is anyone else as struck with TERROR as I am from the recent news that Turner Broadcasting System and the ad agency they hired to execute their marketing campaign have settled with the city of Boston and various state and federal agencies for $2 Million bucks?!? I never thought I'd be on the side defending marketers and advertisers, but this has gone way too far. It's the same "pedal - forward - as - fast - as - you - can - through - the - big - pile - of - shit - you - made" response that created the current situation in Iraq. Can no one admit when they've overreacted? More About: Freedom , Price , True
Visionary Places
More articles from this author:2007-02-02 22:25:00 Drive on down the road to the website for director Michael McNamara's 8-part documentary series entitled "Shrines and Homemade Holy Places ," which features visionary artists and the spaces they are moved to create. More About: Visionary 1, 2 |
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