We Made a Blog

Snooping through a host’s medicine cabinet is a cliche on TV and film and a bore in real life (most of the time). But what if you could round up creative people the world over, raid their spaces and then ask a few questions? That’s what Todd Selby does. And, thanks to his own creative bent, you can view the photographic evidence at his site, The Selby.

Don’t know much about Leviticus, just that he’s all over BK.

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Twitter has big balls, big fat balls. This is really from them. Corporate sponsored and all.

Brilliant ad for glass shower doors. I’m sure this was the designers most inspired masking job ever.

Advertising Agency: Juniper Park, USA

Enjoy.

Agency: 72andSunny

I could really gush about my love for magazines. Let me lay out a few of my reasons:

• They’re pretty much everyone’s first foray into alternative media venues.
• While web design is still emerging, current magazine design is at a high.
• The quality photography you get from professionals is still better than croudsourcing. Same could be said for the writing…
• They don’t depend on the whims of AT&T and my clandestine friend 3G.
• As a designer theres an advantage in knowing the dimensions of your final product. Thats not back handed, I think its a reason magazine designs can seem so flawless.
• The budgets and scopes; this theory also applies to newspapers. Magazines consistently have more in depth reporting than websites.

**Diclaimer: Of course I say all of this assuming we’re talking about magazines like Wired, IDN, etc

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