A Rabbit Or A Duck?
How quickly you can switch your perception to see each can say a lot about how creative you are.
How quickly you can switch your perception to see each can say a lot about how creative you are.
1955 Maserati A6G/54 Zagato
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1961 Ferrari 250 GT SWB Berlinetta SEFAC Hot Rod
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1966 Jaguar XJ13
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via The Next Web
Someone named DrFaustusAU on deviantART channeled Dr. Seuss and made a little rhyme and image:
There goes Gozer!
Gozer goes quick!Ignore Walter Peck,
as the man has no…
Quote is from Francis Bacon, the car is a 1959 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Sprint Speciale (via asaucerfullofwheels)
From the Wisconsin State Journal:
Madison teachers will soon be handing out Apples to students.
The School District for the first time plans to buy more than 600 iPads for use in the majority of schools this spring. Another 800 iPads are expected to be in classrooms by next fall, all paid for with money from a state settlement with Microsoft.
Microsoft better get over those Windows 8 tablet hurdles.
Via The Loop
The 1963 Chevrolet Corvair by Bertone
via Just a Car Guy
Body by Ghia.
via Good Old Valves
How awesomely retro, yet fresh is the work of Cristiana Couceiro?
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A rare Keaton Music Typewriter you can buy on Etsy for only $5,295.
Via Ministry Of Type
Michael De Pippo, like every great, self-motivated designer, didn’t wait for permission to create something he loved despite the fact that this something contained copyrighted material.
In this case, this copyrighted something was the members of The Electric Mayhem from The Muppet Movie:
I love the Muppets. And with the movie coming out in the next couple of months, there is no better time for a fun little side project involving the best band ever conceived: Dr. Teeth and the Electric Mayhem.
My idea was simple; create a vintage concert poster for each band member (Dr. Teeth, Janice, Sgt. Floyd Pepper, Zoot and Animal). Using clean, crisp vectors, negative space and few colours, I wanted to keep them as simple and stylized as possible; reminiscent of retro posters from back in the day.
There’s a happy ending to this story. Disney loved Michael’s posters too and decided to license and sell them at Acme Archives.
His posters are incredible and it looks like many of the limited runs for each character are already sold out. A quick search on eBay reveals you can still find them, albeit for over double their original $60 price tag.
*For those of you who haven’t seen the original Muppet Movie (1979) or are too young to remember, the title of this post is from this scene in the movie.
Check out these insanely awesome posters:
via thisisnthappiness