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Milton Glaser in conversation with Steve Heller

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The man behind the I Heart NY logo, the Brooklyn Lager identity, that iconic Dylan image, a founder of the revolutionary Pushpin studio and ...

Phil Collins and the Wild Frontier

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More info about the film:nwww.philcollinsalamo.comnnPurchase the DVD, Blu Ray and T-shirt:nhttp://pcwildfrontier.bigcartel.com/nnView the Tr...

Print Van Paris Crowdsourcing campaign

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Screenprint your own limited edition t-shirt inside an vintage ice cream van.nnHelp fund this project here:nhttp://www.kisskissbankbank.com/...

Making it in America

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The goals we formulate for our lives are greatly influenced by where we started out in life. As a teenager, Alma Velasco had dreams of finis...

The goals we formulate for our lives are greatly influenced by where we started out in life. As a teenager, Alma Velasco had dreams of finishing school and getting a degree in El Salvador. But her dreams were shattered by the dangerous conditions created by the El Salvadorian civil war which first broke out in 1979, and lasted for almost 13 years. Alma's mother lived in fear for the safety her children, and although it meant she may never see her daughter again, she made the difficult decision to send Alma to cross the border into the United States. This controversial decision was made by a lot of El Salvadoran parents at the time; and some still take this risk today because of the conditions that continue in El Salvador, many years after the war officially ended in 1992. nnAlma, only 16, survived the frightening journey across the border to join her uncle in California. Once the dangerous trip across the border was completed a new reality set in quickly -- she needed to restart her life in a challenging and complicated new world. For Alma -- as is the case for many immigrants living in the US -- this meant applying herself to physically demanding work instead of continuing her education.nnToday a hard-working, single mother of two girls, Alma is a seamstress working in the factory at American Apparel. At 6:15am sharp Alma and her team are ready to begin working, and will produce hundreds of t-shirts, which today are the color grey. When Alma clocks out in the afternoon, she goes home to do the chores around the house, then picks her kids up from school. They make dinner together, and both girls bubble over telling Alma about their day. nnAlma’s dreams of getting a degree in El Salvador did not become a reality, but she has made the most of her opportunities. Thanks to an amnesty program, she is now legally a resident of the United States. Here her job pays her fairly and enables her to make an honest living for her family. She never did see her mother again, but if she did she would thank her. The risks her mother encouraged her to take not only saved her life, they helped Alma make her own dream a reality for her two girls. Alma feels rewarded by her kids' successes and brims over with pride when they exhibit the drive to seek out opportunity for themselves. Her daughters Ashley and Katherine follow in their mother's example; they study and work extra-hard to find what they want out of life. The oldest dreams of someday becoming a police officer, lawyer or maybe an architect. nnIn the United States, so many begin their lives with with doors open to them, and in this light, Alma’s accomplishments may seem fairly ordinary. She lives an honest life, within her means, and works hard as a basis to grow opportunities for her family. I can't think of a better measure for success as a parent, or in life, and people like Alma have been what makes this country great for generations. Less

The Dumplings - Technicolor Yawn

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Written and directed by Arek Nowakowski / www.mrmama.tvnSet design and costumes: www.r2d2kolektyw.pl nProduction Manager: Katarzyna Pajzders...

Warwick Rowers 2015 Crowdfunder

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Crowdfunding is an important part of how we produce our calendars, films and everything else. To help us out, please go here: http://www.w...

Hey White People: A Kinda Awkward Note to America by #Ferguson Kids

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Six black kids from #Ferguson, MO bluntly and sarcastically educate white America about the racist reality in 2014. Recruited from the very ...

Branding Identity Campaign for Bergen International Festival (Festspillene i Bergen)

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Visual Identity System:Redesigning a festival brand—whose program ranges from the classical to the Avant Garde—it was important to creat...

Visual Identity System:Redesigning a festival brand—whose program ranges from the classical to the Avant Garde—it was important to create a playful, versatile platform, that spoke to different audiences in a unified voice, yet allowed for individuality in content and appearance.Looking to bridge musical and visual language, we started with what they both had in common: being constructed from a single fundamental element—a note and a pixel.Using this singular element to build the iconic ”F” logo, like a chord constructed of various notes, we were able to establish a mathematical system—a system that allows the logo to grow, subdivide and rhythmically repeat like musical units creating a beat or tempo.By visualising music through these modular systems, we were able to create an identity that is strong and flexible with endless possibilities, yet never looses brand recognition. A logo that is both a traditional logo, and a living identity.Stationary:The Festival stationary is kept clean, only using the logo and supporting pattern in black and white to emphasise the iconic logo and logo system, strengthening brand recognition, while maintaining a clean, scandinavian, minimalistic feel. With such a flexible identity, we felt that it was important to allow the stationary to adhere to the core design of the identity: the “F” and the pattern system. Items such as the notebook and business card use the pattern in combination with print finishing techniques, such as as spot varnish and blind emboss, to create a playful and tactile surface.Apparel:In addition to the more traditional festival t-shirts and tote bags—which featured both the “F” patterns as well as the 3D “F” illustrations, we looked at new ways of creating brand awareness through non-traditional methods and channels. With the festival being based in Bergen, one of the rainiest cities in Europe, we were inspired to design and prototype a new Tyvek rain poncho, ornamented with the iconic brand patterns. In addition to this, we created a festival wool sweater. Traditional Norwegian sweaters have become an iconic symbol of the Norwegian identity, appealing to a very wide target group, and allowed for a strong connection between the brand pattern and the traditional knitting patterns of these sweaters. These were two approaches that truly spoke to the identity of the festival, it’s culture, geography, and heritage. Less

Ruth Bader Ginsburg – Forward 50

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Supreme Court judges usually don’t inspire Tumblr’s and T-shirts. For being outspoken and effective at 81, Ruth Bader Ginsburg rounds ou...

Potty-Mouth Princesses Part 2: Girls F-Bomb Domestic Violence by FCKH8.com

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They’re back! An all-new posse of Potty-Mouth Princesses drop F-bombs for feminism to raise awareness, funds and a little bit of hell abou...

They’re back! An all-new posse of Potty-Mouth Princesses drop F-bombs for feminism to raise awareness, funds and a little bit of hell about the fact that 1 out of 4 women will be a victim of violence against women. Get the “Break the Silence on Domestic Violence” charity tank top and join the campaign at http://FCKH8.comnnWatch moms and girls talk about making the video and why they spoke out for the cause: https://vimeo.com/112710176 nnLos Angeles, CA– November 24, 2014 – Hot on the heels of the massive viral success of the first anti-sexism “Potty-Mouth Princesses” video and facing a future where 1 out of 4 women are victims of domestic violence, little girls between 6 and 12 years-old dressed as pretty pink princesses drop F-bombs to draw attention to society’s continued sexism and lack of action. Courting controversy, the young girls don graphically realistic injury make-up that has them appearing bruised, bandaged and with black-eyes. In the clip the adorable and articulate little girls ask the question, “What’s more offensive, a little girl saying f*ck, or the f*cked up and sexist way society barely lifts a finger when men raise their fists?” nnThis second-to-be-released of 3 filmed anti-sexism videos, follows on the heels of the first “Potty-Mouth Princesses” clip that was named by mashable.com as the number one viral ad of October, 2014 with over 14 million views on a single Facebook post alone and almost 20 million views across platforms. The video raised over $30,000 for women’s charities through benefit T-shirt sales and was attacked on air by media personalities from Fox News pundits to Sharon Osborne and defended and lauded by TV voices from Whoopi Goldberg to Rachel Ray. The clip’s discussion-starting impact was declared by Entertainment Tonight as “one of the hottest topics on the planet” and Inside Edition labeled it as “creating a national firestorm.”nnThe new video can bee seen at: http://FCKH8.com/nnHighlighted Quotes from the New Video:n“Here’s a fact more f*cked up than the word f*ck. One out of four women will be a victim of domestic violence.”n“We want a future that we can dream about. Not one we will f*cking scream about. 25% of women will be bullied beaten and bashed and in their own homes, their lives f*cking trashed.”n“So yeah, were making a big f*cking fuss, we don’t want a violent future for any of us.”nnThe girls appear in the video alongside men and women sporting “Not a Wife Beater” Tank Tops with bold purple text declaring “Break the Silence on Domestic Violence.” The tanks are part of advocacy T-shirt company FCKH8.com’s charity fundraising effort that is pledging 100% of the profit from the $15 tanks (roughly $9) to go to domestic violence charities. Supporters will be able to vote on Facebook for their favorite charities in the coming weeks much as the previous video’s over $30,000 raised was divided up between benefitting anti-sexism groups based on a Facebook vote.nnVideo writer/director Luke Montgomery comments, “We get that some adults are uncomfortable with how these little girls are using a bad word for a good cause and seeing them in this shocking injury make-up. But isn’t the real shock the ugly fact that 1 out of 4 women are bullied, beaten and bashed and that as a society we’ve become desensitized and accepting of violence against women as ‘normal?’” He adds, “These girls don’t need their mouths cleaned out with soap. Society needs to clean up it’s act. I’d rather see these girls in abuse make-up speaking out today so when they are older maybe less women will have those injuries in real life. In a culture that abuses women daily with things like paying them less than men for the exact same work, is it any surprise that so many men think they can abuse women too?”nnLacey O’Connell, mother of a 7-year old featured in the video stated, “We did this video to help break the silence on domestic violence. In our household swearing is absolutely unacceptable but if it takes princesses saying the F-word to raise awareness we will call it a success.” She added, “I was very personal for us. I was one of those 1 in 4 women who are victims of domestic violence. Equality is still an issue and at the root of this is the problem that men and women are not treated equally.” Her young daughter Kennedy who appears in the video chimed in, “I don’t normally say the F-word in life because my mom doesn’t let me but I want people to learn from this video that it’s not fair for women to get punched in the face. You can’t do that to women. It’s just not right to do.” Less

eleven days in Rio De Janeiro, Brasil.

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Filming some days at a beautiful spot on earth, having fun with amazing people - that's my Video Travel Blog.nnFilmed with a Canon 5D Markii...

Nipwitz - Brain Massage MOVIE

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All radical comes to an end.nnAfter five years, twelve webisodes and over one million views the last ski film project under the name Nipwitz...

HYPE x THE SIMPSONS

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Hype proudly announces the launch of their latest collection, Hype x The Simpsons, inspired by America’s favourite animated family and the...

Hype proudly announces the launch of their latest collection, Hype x The Simpsons, inspired by America’s favourite animated family and the longest-running scripted show in television history. Exclusive to Topman, the Hype x The nSimpsons collection includes a selection of t-shirts, vests, sweats, shorts and joggers in casual fits and also a backpack and bucket hat accessories. The range uses a combination of signature Hype iconography presented in nvivid colourways, coupled with iconic Simpsons characters, including Homer, Bart and other Springfield favourites. nnThe finer detailing of the garments also features iconic elements from The Simpsons TV show including the pink frosted donut and duff beer emblem.nnThe Hype x The Simpsons full collection will be available in all Topman flagship stores and online from October 16. The collection will also be available online at www.justhype.co.uk and in store at Box Park, Shoreditch London. nnAbout Hype: nLaunched in 2011 in a Leicester bedroom, just three years later, the label is now stocked in department stores across the globe. With a womenswear and kids collection added to the mix, along with benchmark cuts, pioneering prints and sensational shoots, Hype is fast becoming one of the most sough-after brands in the world.nnAbout The Simpsons: nThe longest-running scripted show in television history, THE SIMPSONS exploded into a cultural phenomenon in 1990 and has remained one of the most groundbreaking and innovative entertainment franchises, recognizable throughout the world. Currently airing its record-annihilating 26th season, THE SIMPSONS has won 31 Emmy Awards was nominated for an Academy Award in 2012 for the theatrical short “The Longest Daycare.” nnThey have been the subject of a hit feature film, created a revolutionary virtual coaster ride at Universal Studios, received a Star on The Hollywood Walk of Fame and been honored with five U.S. postal stamps personally designed by Matt Groening. Named the “Best Show of the 20th Century” by Time Magazine, THE SIMPSONS was nalso named “Greatest American Sitcom” by Entertainment Weekly in 2013.nnOn August 21, 2014, FX Networks’ channel FXX kicked off an exclusive cable run with a record-breaking 12-day, 552-episode marathon of THE SIMPSONS, airing all 25 seasons of THE SIMPSONS in sequential order with THE nSIMPSONS MOVIE. The marathon catapulted FXX to the number-one ranking in cable in key young adult demos on numerous nights of the marathon. In October of 2014, FX Networks will launch SIMPSONS WORLD, a technologically ground-breaking non-linear digital platform for every episode of THE SIMPSONS available nthrough its FXNOW app.nnTHE SIMPSONS is a Gracie Films Production in association with 20th Century Fox Television. James L. Brooks, Matt Groening, and Al Jean are the Executive Producers. The Gracie Films Worldwide Brand Division develops and nproduces the licensed content for the series. Film Roman, a Starz Company, is the animation house.nnShot & Edited by Thomas White of Black Rock Creative (www.blackrockcreative.co.uk)nnwww.topman.comnwww.justhype.co.uknwww.thesimpsons.comnFor more information please contact nCarly Truss on +44 0203 216 0022 nor carly@canoeinc.comnnAfterparty Hosted by Shorebitch at Casa Negra. nn7OELnBUKOWSKInCOOKSnMARK-ASHLEY DUPÉ nMIGUEL DAREnnCollect your wristband for the afterparty at the store 6pm - 9pm.nnwww.Shorebitch.co.uk nTwitter & Instagram @Shorebitch nYoutube - http://bit.ly/18lyIca nSoundcloud - http://bit.ly/19tqq37nn#SHRBTCH #Shorebitch #justhype Less

Suffolk Roller Derby No22 v Cambridge Blockabillies

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In the epic roller derby match between Cambridge Blockabillies vs Suffolk Roller Derby, 'Miss Behave' - Suffolk's No 22 (in pink) has to get...

Inside the 1st BBCICECREAM EU Flagship Store - London

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a number of names* are pleased to announce the launch of the new Billionaire Boys Club and ICECREAM flagship store in the heart of London’...

Kara Christine : Barter Swap Shop

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A different kind of shopping experience can be found at the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art's Pig Rock Bothy, this week. Artlink's B...

Daily Paper 2014 Spring Summer Look book Video

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Daily Paper releases the look book video of their Kuba kingdom inspired collection. For the video the Amsterdam based menswear label teamed...

Daily Paper | Spring/Summer '15 Look Book Video

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Amsterdam based label Daily Paper releases the Look Book video of their Spring/Summer 2015 collection. For the Look book the label travelled...

Amsterdam based label Daily Paper releases the Look Book video of their Spring/Summer 2015 collection. For the Look book the label travelled to the iconic city of Chefchaouen in Morocco, the region that served as the main inspiration for their collection. The collection draws inspiration from the descendants of the pre-Arab inhabitants of North Africa and is now available through the Daily Paper online store and global retailers.n n nAfter travelling to Morocco for a photo-shoot in early 2014, the design team of Daily Paper got inspired by the culture, colors and fabrics of the Moroccan people. Upon their return they got back to the drawing board and created their SS15 collection.n nThe collection focuses on the color palettes used by the Moroccan people and their use of fabrics. Other influences come from the 'Imazighen', the descendants of the pre-Arab inhabitants of North Africa.The collection in its whole is an ode to North African culture and is filled with well tailored staples such as: All over print T-shirts, shorts, quilted bomber jackets and denim coats.n nDaily PapernEstablished in 2010 by a collective of friends with a mutual interest in clothing, design and authentically representing their heritage; Daily Paper aims to acknowledge African designs and culture through classic menswear staples. The Amsterdam-based brand was shaped with the intention of producing quality street/casual wear for men just like themselves: innovative and cultured with the desire to express their individuality through personal style. By balancing European and African style elements, resulting in a blend of wearable unique clothes, Daily Paper attracts a variety of target groups. The combination of western silhouettes and African inspired prints and colors has proven to be a winning team.n nThe collection is now available for purchase through the Daily Paper online store and selected retailers. View: Daily Paper 2015 Spring Summer Look book Videon n nVideo: - Luke SmitsnStyling: - Sharon YardnModels: - Joachim Badejoh and Feliciano JorginhonMusic: - Orange Juice Simpson – Pyramid Vritra Less