Monday, 12 November 2012
Sunday, 11 November 2012
Slogans for the early 21st Century
Quirky statements anchored in strange
truths and wit. I would love to see Douglas Coupland’s 12-part painting series,
“Twelve Slogans for the Early 21st Century”, which will be unveiled
at TrépanierBaer Gallery on December 8th in Calgary. Here’s a little
taste.


Thursday, 8 November 2012
A good cause for bad client feedback
Polishing a turd, or creative catharsis, is Ireland's creative community's way of releasing pent up anger
and sadness to raise funds for the Temple Street Children's
Hospital. Brill. Found on Hello You Creatives.

Wednesday, 7 November 2012
Thursday, 1 November 2012
Pop's wad
My father, a beatnik painter, never carried a wallet. He always had bills, rolled up in a tight tube, wrapped in rubber bands. He still doesn't have credit cards, and has a profound disdain for credit in general and automated payments. There's something beautifully freeing about the idea of bills in rubber bands. Maybe that's all you need.
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